Scientists probe hidden gum damage in kids breathing Parents' smoke
NCT ID NCT06791707
Summary
This study aims to understand if secondhand smoke increases the risk of gum disease in children. Researchers will compare 146 healthy children, some living with smoking parents and some with non-smoking parents. They will check the children's gum health and measure specific inflammation markers in their saliva to see if there's a link to smoke exposure.
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Cumhuriyet University
Sivas, 58140, Turkey (Türkiye)
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