Been et al. (2014) reviewed eleven recent studies of the effects of second-hand smoke exposure by children, and found benefits directly attributable to smoke free legislation. Select their findings below.
A) Increased premature births.
B) Increased low birth weight in children.
C) Lower levels of asthma.
D) Higher levels of asthma.

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Been et al. (2014) found that smoke-free legislation was associated with lower levels of asthma in children, indicating a direct health benefit from reduced exposure to second-hand smoke.

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