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The study showed that almost one in three teens between the ages of 14 and 17 (just over 30 per cent) had used a tobacco or nicotine product in the last 30 days

Reporter: Fin Johnston llustrations: Eleanor Shakespeare Global health editor: Fiona Walker Deputy editor: Chrissie Giles Editor: Franz Wild Impact producer: Paul Eccles Production editor: Alex Hess Fact checker: Somesh Jha Our reporting on tobacco is part of our Global Health project, which has a number of funders including the The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the University of Bath

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The study found that nine out of ten children tested showed signs of thirdhand smoke exposure, with toddlers being the most affected due to their tendency to touch their eyes, mouths, and faces