Factors associated with spontaneous smoking cessation (SC) and environmental tobacco smoke avoidance (ETSA) exposure during the first and second trimester of pregnancy

J Joseph; M Rodan; Mohamed El-Khorazaty; Kennan Murray; D Best; MW Rossi; AEE El-Mohandes; SM Blake

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Factors associated with spontaneous smoking cessation (SC) and environmental tobacco smoke avoidance (ETSA) exposure during the first and second trimester of pregnancy

Blake, SM., El-Mohandes, AEE., Rossi, MW., Best, D., Murray, K., El-Khorazaty, M., ... Joseph, J. (2004). Factors associated with spontaneous smoking cessation (SC) and environmental tobacco smoke avoidance (ETSA) exposure during the first and second trimester of pregnancy. Pediatric Research, 55(4), 605A-605A.

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Factors associated with spontaneous smoking cessation (SC) and environmental tobacco smoke avoidance (ETSA) exposure during the first and second trimester of pregnancy

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