Smoking During Pregnancy and Around Infants and Children: References

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National Alliance for Tobacco Cessation. BecomeAnEX.org: if you’re pregnant, start here. Available at: http://www.becomeanex.org/pregnant-smokers.php. Retrieved July 6, 2010. All states offer free smoking cessation telephone quit line services. Dialing 1-800-QUIT NOW will connect the caller to their state quit line.