The alarming number of smokers have increased public health concerns regarding the effects second-hand smoke (SHS) on non-smokers, especially amongst pregnant women and unborn babies. This paper aims to review existing interventions used reduce SHS exposure non-smoking women. was guided by PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review Meta-Analyses) method. Published articles were ide...

OBJECTIVES To identify differences in the prevalence of smoking and second-hand smoke exposure between Spanish and immigrant pregnant women, as well as the factors associated with continued smoking during pregnancy. METHODS An epidemiologic cross-sectional study was carried out in women attended at delivery in Zaragoza (Spain). A smoking questionnaire was used to collect the following variabl...