doi:10.1056/NEJMoa1000678
Dr Ruth Bell, senior lecturer in the Institute of Health and Society at Newcastle University, who led the study, said: This shows that if we help make it routine for midwives to ask about smoking and screen every mother-to-be for carbon monoxide, we can double the number of women who quit smoking in pregnancy and substantially increase the number of healthy babies. The team found the women who did not smoke in pregnancy, went on to have babies that were more than half-a-pound heavier (260 grams or 0.57lb) at full term, than those who continued to smoke
The city sat at the geographic and cultural crossroads of the American tobacco belt, with established infrastructure, rail connections, a skilled labor force, and a civic identity already deeply intertwined with the industry
Like with any data source, it is important to ensure that your air quality data is accurate and high-quality before using it to draw conclusions
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