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Incense smoke hits lungs, can trigger asthma – Times of India

August 4, 2013Lungadmin

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Incense smoke hits lungs, can trigger asthma
Times of India
LONDON: Incense smoke, common in Indian homes, has been found to be harmful to human lungs. Burning incense generates indoor air pollutants that cause inflammation in human lung cells, researchers from the University of North Carolina say.
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