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Infant Exposure to Cigarette Smoke the Focus of Studies
New research shows that women who smoke during pregnancy were nearly 2.5 times more likely to have babies with oral clefts.
Study Says Nicotine Replacement Safe in Pregnancy
A new study out of Denmark suggests that women who use nicotine patches or gum during pregnancy do not increase the risk of stillbirth and that nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) could be considered a "possible harm-reduction strategy," Reuters reported Oct. 24.
Nicotine Gum for Pregnant Smokers - A Randomized Controlled Trial
2008 - A randomized controlled trial to estimate the safety and efficacy of treatment with 2-mg nicotine gum for smoking cessation during pregnancy.
Nicotine gum helps pregnant women cut back on cigarettes
Sep. 29, 2008 - Nicotine gum doesnt help pregnant smokers quit smoking, but it may help them smoke fewer cigarettes — reducing their risk of having a premature or low-birth-weight baby, according to a small study.
Exercise helps pregnant women quit smoking
Sep. 24, 2008 - New research from the United Kingdom has found that exercise is effective in helping pregnant women quit smoking.
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