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In this blog, well dive into the science behind drug detection, explore whether secondhand smoke can lead to a positive drug test , and provide practical advice for those worried about unintentional exposure

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The D:A:D investigators speculated that lung cancer incidence remains elevated longer after smoking stops because "the oncogenic potential for smoking is not reversed for lung cancer in the time frame that we have investigated." They note that this finding contrasts with results of similar studies in the general population [2], which trace a steady ebb in lung cancer incidence with longer time since smoking cessation

Maria Luz Fernandez, a professor in the Department of Nutritonal Sciences at the University of Connecticut