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11 CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS Large studies have shown that maternal smoking, as well as paternal smoking increase the risk of congenital heart defects
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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court sided with Brookline, noting that cities and towns have a lengthy history of regulating tobacco products to curb the well-known, adverse health effects of tobacco use. Importantly, state laws and local ordinances and bylaws can and often do exist side by side, the court added

"They [the tobacco manufacturers] tried to sink the court with paper," she said