Men's smoking is largely under-examined despite research that has consistently linked
partner smoking to pregnant women's smoking and smoking relapse in the postpartum. An …

Methods: The study was based on a subsample of 2,997 women in the MoBa study who
delivered infants during the period 2002–2003. Self-reported tobacco use (test variable) and …

Background The validity of the results of studies using retrospectively collected information
on exposures is often criticized, because cases may report differently from controls even if …

This paper describes smoking and drinking patterns during pregnancy amongst a cohort of
2266 women who enrolled at a London antenatal clinic 1982–1983. Only 12% of mothers …

One-hundred and eighty-seven general practitioners in western Norway recorded smoking
habits among 2379 women, consulting for their first regular medical check-up in pregnancy …

Although clinic-based studies have used biochemical validation to estimate the percentage
of pregnant women who deny smoking but are actually smokers, a population-based …

Although smoking prevalence among pregnant women is highest among those of lower
socio‐economic status, the factors associated with cessation in this high risk group are …

Background: Many women stop smoking while they are pregnant, but the majority resume
smoking in the postpartum. The objective is to describe postpartum tobacco use of women …

Tobacco smoke exposure during and after pregnancy may cause maternal, fetal, and infant
morbidity and mortality. The purpose of this review is to (a) describe existing methods of …

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand 2002; 81: 240-244.© Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand 2002
Objective. To validate self-reported smoking habits in smoking pregnant women and …