Newly-defined factors may prevent postpartum smoki...(who relapsed were already trying to quit...),Health

Date:8/27/2008

who relapsed were already trying to quit again when we interviewed them," Ripley-Moffitt said. "While there is no simple solution, we recommend directly addressing the social and financial stresses that lead to relapse. We hope that our study will encourage creative interventions to help mothers sustain a smoke-free lifestyle after pregnancy, improving overall health for women and their families."

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Contact: Stephanie Crayton scrayton@unch.unc.edu 919-966-2860 University of North Carolina School of Medicine Source:Eurekalert

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