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One in five adults smoke daily and a further 4.9% smoked but not every day

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The chemicals in cigarette smoke can be taken up into the body by breathing or by licking clothes that have absorbed the fumes and eventually end up being excreted in the urine

"There is abundant evidence that the major problem for fetal development is exposure to nicotine rather than other components of cigarette smoke." "NRT, especially by transdermal patch, delivers more nicotine to the fetus than smoking does." A March 2003 study published in Reproductive Toxicology found that the nicotine concentration in the brains of fetal mice were 2.5 times greater than the nicotine concentration found in the mother's bloodstream when nicotine was continuously administrated, as would be the case with the nicotine patch