Introduction: Previous studies suggest female smoking increases time-to-pregnancy (TTP), a
couple-dependent reproductive outcome, while associations with male smoking are more …

Data are reported on the relationship between cigarette smoking and other health-related
behaviours and time to conception in a population-based sample of women who acted as a …

Objective To analyse the prevalence and intensity of smoking among pregnant women and
their partners, and factors associated with quitting smoking among pregnant women. Design …

STUDY QUESTION To what extent is cigarette smoking associated with reduced
fecundability? SUMMARY ANSWER Current female smokers, particularly those who had …

This study examined quit rates longitudinally for cigarettes, e-cigarettes, hookah, cigars, and
all tobacco products in a US national sample of women aged 18–44 who completed both …

PIP: There is consensus that smoking during pregnancy has deleterious effects upon both
mother and baby. Smokers who use oral contraceptives run a greater risk of arteriosclerotic …

Introduction Understanding patterns of single and multiple tobacco product use among
reproductive-aged women is critical given the potential for adverse health effects on mother …

BACKGROUND: Exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke is preventable, yet common. This
study assessed relationships between maternal exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke …

Objective: To determine whether passive as well as active smoking by women or smoking by
men is associated with delayed conception, after adjustment for confounding factors …

Background Comparison of the associations of maternal and mother's partner smoking with
offspring outcomes is, in theory, a useful method for assessing whether there may be an …