The CDC recently released a study on smoking rates during pregnancy in 2014. Here are some key findings from the report:
·
1 in 10 women who gave
birth in 2014 smoked during the 3 months before pregnancy.
·
A quarter of these
women (24.2%) did not smoke during pregnancy.
·
The smoking rate at
any time during pregnancy was 8.4%.
·
20.6% of women who
smoked in the first or second trimesters quit by the third trimester.
·
Smoking during
pregnancy was more prevalent for women aged 20-24 (13.0%) than for other ages.
·
The highest smoking
rate was for non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native women (18.0%).
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, February 10, 2016
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