“A new study looking at how vaping helps pregnant smokers quit and remain smoke-free has been published in the British Medical Journal. The research team from the University of Nottingham, St George’s University of London, and the University of Stirling conducted a longitudinal study of pregnant women to see if e-cigarettes are associated with a postpartum return to smoking. The research team say this is the first study exploring the use of vapes in pregnancy and postpartum. They found that vaping works to help pregnant women quit smoking and remain tobacco-free in the three months following birth.”
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