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Perinatal smoking in mothers and fathers: Longitudinal associations with infant birth outcomes in the Triple B Pregnancy Cohort Study.
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• Maternal smoking was strongly associated with multiple adverse infant birth outcomes. • Paternal smoking during the perinatal period remained common and stable over time. • Limited evidence of associations were observed between paternal perinatal smoking and adverse infant outcomes. • Routine developmental screening is recommended for infants perinatally exposed to tobacco smoke. • Targeted smoking cessation efforts for young adults during family planning and childbearing years remain essential.
Keywords:
Birth outcomes
tobacco
parent
perinatal
preconception
pregnancy
longitudinal
mental health
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