Passive Smoke Exposure Was Related to Mean Platelet Volume in Never-smokers

Chuanyao Liu; Yuqing Yang; Meian He; Ping Yao; Weihong Chen; Liang Yuan; Youjie Wang; Weimin Fang; Jiang Zhu; Xiulou Li; Handong Yang; Jing Yuan; Frank B Hu; Tangchun Wu

doi:10.5993/ajhb.38.4.5

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Certain duration of passive smoke exposure (≥ 60 minutes/day or ≥ 30 years) was associated with higher risk of having low MPV in female never smokers.

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