The long-term effects of second-hand smoke

Glen Kisby, Ph.D., professor of pharmacology in the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences in Lebanon, Oregon and Jacob Raber, Ph.D., professor of behavioral neuroscience, neurology, and radiation medicine; affiliate scientist, division of neuroscience, onprc, in the OHSU School of Medicine join 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about their research on the long-term effects of second-hand smoke. Using mice over the span of 10-months, they were able to replicate the human experience and discover how the exposure impacts the brain.