Why the study?
Smoking during pregnancy remains prevalent and requires cessation intervention programs, prompting investigation into individual, family, and primary healthcare factors influencing continued smoking.
Population
413 pregnant women registered with 50 GPs in Târgu Mureş County
Comparison
Individual, family, and primary healthcare aspects associated with continued smoking
Design
Cross-sectional study
Authors
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Continued smoking linked to partner habits and socioeconomic factors; leaves open whether family-focused interventions boost cessation rates.
Family smoking habits and the absence of anti-smoking materials in primary care are strong risk factors for continued smoking during pregnancy.
Ruţă et al. (2025) studied this question.
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