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Can cotinine levels be used reliably in custody cases, i.e., if a parent seeks evidence that when in the custody of an ex-spouse a child is exposed to dangerous levels of cigarette smoke?

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Can cotinine levels be used reliably in custody cases, i.e., if a parent seeks evidence that when in the custody of an ex-spouse a child is exposed to dangerous levels of cigarette smoke?

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FBR discourages the inappropriate dependence on cotinine levels in this type of scenario. While the biochemical measurements are accurate, they must be regarded only as one piece of evidence. Cotinine levels may reflect cigarette exposure, but may not be useful in determining responsibility.

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