Introduction Cigarette smoking poses unique, but preventable health risks to women.
Identification of barriers to womens' quitting is essential to tailor interventions accordingly …

Introduction: Adults with depression smoke at higher rates than other adults leaving a large
segment of this population, who already incur increased health-related risks, vulnerable to …

OBJECTIVE: The present investigation sought to determine whether smoking behavior was
associated with current or lifetime major depression and whether this association was …

Objectives: To investigate smoking-related correlates of depressive symptomatology in low-
income pregnant women. Methods: A cross-sectional survey of 245 pregnant women who …

The proportion of DSM-IV-based threshold and subthreshold depressive disorders was
assessed, using the Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders and a DSM-IV based …

BACKGROUND: Smokers with depressive symptoms are more likely to relapse after
attempting to quit than those without depressive symptoms. Little is known about the …

Because a history of depression has been hypothesized to affect cessation efforts and may
be particularly problematic for women concerned about weight gain, we sought to document …

To investigate the possibility that specific symptom patterns contribute differentially to excess
depression among smokers, we analyzed Center for Epidemiological Studies—Depression …

Background: Smoking and depression are both leading causes of disability, mortality and
morbidity around the world. Using epidemiologic data to study the association between …

The current study assessed self-reported psychopathology in women who spontaneously
quit or continued smoking after learning that they are pregnant and examined whether any …