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Journal Article
Maternal smoking and preterm birth: An unresolved health challenge
2020
Overview
Competing interests: I have read the journal's policy and the authors of this manuscript have the following competing interests: SJS is a member of the Editorial Board of PLOS Medicine Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; SGA, small for gestational age Maternal exposure to tobacco smoke in pregnancy is a key modifiable risk factor for baby death and disability. [...]the sample size for analyses of cessation, increasing, or decreasing cigarettes smoked between first and third trimester was much smaller in Philips’ study [8] and, at only 1% of the entire cohort (around 2,200 women with 120 preterm births), may not be representative at population level. [...]in the Philips study, smokers who quit prepregnancy were included as nonsmokers, whereas in the Liu study, prepregnancy smokers were considered separately. [...]cohorts in the Philips meta-analysis collected late pregnancy smoking data in the third trimester [8].
