Data for this study were obtained from a population‐based follow‐up study in 25 Italian
Local Health Units (LHUs) to evaluate pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum care in Italy. A …

Abstract Background Argentina and Uruguay are among the countries with the highest
proportion of pregnant women who smoke. The implementation of an effective smoking …

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 …

As part of an NHS-funded research programme, pregnant women and mothers of preschool
children were interviewed about their views on smoking in pregnancy and parenthood. Their …

Objectives To increase a review's relevance to practitioners and service users and identify
the implications for systematic review methodology. Methods A systematic review of the …

Objective: to ascertain the significant factors that influence women to stop/not stop smoking
during pregnancy and the postnatal period. Design: Twenty-four women were interviewed …

OBJECTIVES: to identify factors involved in not stopping smoking in spite of being pregnant.
METHODS: standardized interviews were applied to 486 pregnant women in the pre-natal …

Objective To investigate how social and psychological characteristics differ between
pregnant women who smoke and do not smoke. To explore associations between social …

This study aimed to record the main reasons given by pregnant women for smoking and to
observe how these varied by age, education, marital status, social class and level of tobacco …

Background: The status of a pregnant woman might add to the motivation to stop smoking.
However, little is known about whether women who are pregnant for the first time …