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        Volume 6: No. 3, July 2009

        ORIGINAL RESEARCH
        Using Indoor Air Quality Monitoring in 6 Counties to Change Policy in North Carolina

        Policy PM2.5 Level, μg/m3 (No. of Venues)
        Buncombe (22) Gilford (31) Mecklenburg (34) New Hanover (16) Wake (33) Watauga (16)
        Smoke-free 14 15 11 8 14 22
        Mixed 72 70 56 41 76 99
        Smoking 194 187 143 459 175 248

        Figure 1. Average levels of respirable suspended particles that are less than 2.5 μm in diameter (PM2.5), by county and by secondhand smoke policy designation of the venues tested in the North Carolina Indoor Air Study, 2005-2007. The study teams assigned each venue a secondhand smoke policy based on written, verbal, or visual evidence of either 1) 100% smoke-free, 2) separate smoking and nonsmoking sections (mixed), or 3) smoking allowed in all areas.

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