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Doctors in Canada have called for a aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable on the use of perfumes and aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable in hospitals and aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable. They say the chemicals in the scents can trigger asthma and aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable. Research shows that over half of asthma aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable are caused by irritants such as aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable smells. Besides perfumes and aftershaves, these can include cigarette aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable, cleaning fluids and other strong fragrances and odours. Dr Ken Flegel and Dr James Martin of McGill University in Canada wrote about the aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable of smells in hospitals in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. They said: "Hospital aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable free from artificial scents should become a aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable policy, promoting the safety of patients, staff and visitors alike."

Strong smells affect aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable of us in one way or another. Around a third of people say they are aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable affected by artificial scents worn by aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable. The doctors noted that this should be a serious aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable in all hospitals. They wrote: "While artificial scents are designed to make us more aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable, they may result in unintended harm to those who are aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable. There is emerging evidence that asthma, in some cases, is aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable aggravated by artificial scents." They added that: "This is aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable concerning in hospitals, where vulnerable patients with asthma or other aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable airway or skin sensitivities are concentrated." They warn that scents in hospitals can make these patients' aftershavesallergiesattacksattractivebanclinicsconcernconditiondangersenvironmentsmanyothersparticularlyphysicallypowerfulprimarilysmokeuniformuppervulnerable worse.