Our objective was to determine if past-year mental illness and substance use disorders
(SUD) among pregnant smokers predicted the probability of receipt of counselling for …

Objectives To (1) compare the probability of cigarette smoking cessation for pregnant
women with and without past‐year mental illness by the trimester of pregnancy; and (2) …

Background Cigarette smoking is common among pregnant women with substance use
disorders (SUD) and may contribute to more adverse health consequences for the infant …

Objective To determine the effectiveness of a smoking cessation program. Method A one-
group pretest–posttest quasi-experimental study was performed with 42 pregnant women …

In response to the Review on the roles of mood and weight concerns in postpartum smoking
behavior [''Do changes in mood and concerns about weight relate to smoking relapse in the …

Cigarette smoking is prevalent in pregnant substance users but receives low priority in
substance use disorder treatment. This article reports the results of a secondary analysis of a …

Introduction: Cigarette smoking among pregnant women diagnosed with substance use
disorders (SUD) is four times higher than smoking among pregnant women without SUD …

Objective Maternal tobacco use, especially when comorbid with substance use disorder
(SUD), leads to multiple adverse neonatal outcomes. Therefore, giving women the best …

Background and Objectives Pregnant women face considerable barriers to smoking
cessation. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of major depressive …

Objectives. We examined the association between psychiatric disorders and tobacco use
during pregnancy. Methods. Data were derived from a population-based cohort of 744 …