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Secondhand Smoke May Reduce Fertility – WHO Warns WHO says secondhand smoke may reduce fertility and increase infertility risk in men and women, urging couples planning pregnancy to avoid tobacco exposure.

WHO says secondhand smoke may reduce fertility and increase infertility risk in men and women, urging couples planning pregnancy to avoid tobacco exposure.

Secondhand Smoke May Reduce Fertility – WHO Warns

Oluwatobi Adu September 8, 2026

ABUJA, Nigeria – The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke may...

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Secondhand Smoke May Reduce Fertility – WHO Warns

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