In the meantime, children continue to get sick and suffer while working on tobacco farms in the US, and tobacco growers, who typically supply tobacco to more than one company, are left to negotiate between multiple, often different sets of child labor standards
It also does not provide the same protections to children working in agriculture as it does to children working in all other sectors
Carcinogens in smoke often cause DNA damage and promote inflammation in pancreatic tissue
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The report states 73% of the children they interviewed reported getting sick with nausea, headaches, respiratory illnesses, and skin conditions, while 66% reported symptoms consistent with acute nicotine poisoning