Maternal cigarette smoke exposure (SE) during gestation can cause lifelong adverse effects
in the offspring's brain. Several factors may contribute including inflammation, oxidative …

Increased oxidative stress in the brain can lead to increased sympathetic tone that may
further induce kidney dysfunction. Previously we have shown that maternal cigarette smoke …

Hypoxic-ischemic (HI) encephalopathy occurs in approximately 6 per 1000 term newborns
leading to devastating neurological consequences, such as cerebral palsy and seizures …

Cigarette smoke (CS) exposure negatively affects neurodevelopment. We established a CS
exposure rat model to determine how maternal CS exposure induces oxidative stress and …

Maternal smoking during pregnancy contributes to long-term health problems in offspring,
especially respiratory disorders that can manifest in either childhood or adulthood …

Maternal cigarette smoke exposure (SE) causes detrimental changes associated with the
development of chronic neurological diseases in the offspring as a result of oxidative …

Introduction: Despite the prevalence of the perception that electronic cigarettes (e-cig) are a
safer alternative to tobacco smoke, growing concern about their potential toxic impact …

Although maternal cigarette smoking during pregnancy is a well-documented risk factor for a
variety of adverse pregnancy outcomes, how prenatal cigarette smoke exposure affects …

Objective: To determine whether in utero tobacco and alcohol exposure induces long-term
neurobehavioral alterations and whether oxidative stress/damage is a possible causal …

Cigarette smoking or nicotine exposure during pregnancy is associated with numerous
obstetrical, fetal, and developmental complications, as well as an increased risk of adverse …