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Fewer Teens Are Being Exposed to Secondhand Smoke

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Fewer teenagers are being exposed to second hand smoke riding in cars.

A new study in pediatrics found 23 percent of students have recently driven in a car with someone smoking.

That number has fallen significantly over the past 10 years but doctors say it's still too high.