Smoking during pregnancy is causally associated with many adverse health outcomes.
Quitting smoking, even late in pregnancy, improves some outcomes. Among adults in …

Background: A substantial number of women smoke while pregnant. The majority of those
who quit return to smoking within 12 months. The aim of this study is to estimate smoking …

Background According to the INPES 2014 health barometer, the prevalence of smoking in
pregnant women in France is the highest in Europe: 17.8% of expectant mothers who smoke …

Background Smoking is associated with health inequalities and is the most important
modifiable risk factor for poor outcome in pregnancy. Aim To explore women's experiences …

Aim To determine the postpartum smoking relapse rate among women in J apan who quit
smoking during pregnancy and to clarify factors related to smoking relapse. Methods A self …

Background Smoking during pregnancy is an important challenge to public health. An
understanding of the psychological and sociological bases of maternal smoking is essential …

Background: Postpartum return to smoking (PPRS) is a common and important public health
problem. Interventions to prevent PPRS have not been shown to be effective. We aimed to …

CMAJ• AUG. 8, 2000; 163 (3) 289 and safety of these approaches during pregnancy is not
well documented. Pharmacologic interventions should be considered on an individual basis …

Smoking has been described as the most important cause of poor pregnancy outcome in
Western countries. None the less, evidence indicates that health care providers do not …

Background Recent data suggest that although smoking during pregnancy has declined in
North America, this has more to do with falling rates of smoking initiation among women of …