First, we examine whetherliving with a parent who smokes when a child is aged 9 or 13 years (childhood and early adolescence) increases the risk of subsequent teenage substance use (cigarettes, e-cigarettes, alcohol and other drug use) at age 17/18 years, and, if yes, whether this risk differs if one or both parents smoke when the child is aged 9 or 13 years, and whether the risk increases when each parent is reported smoking at 9 and 13 years
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The toxins leached from cigarette butts, including heavy metals and other chemicals, poison the waters around the island, directly affecting fish, sea turtles, and other marine species that are vital to Mauritius biodiversity and fishing industry
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