Smoking and quit attempts during pregnancy and postpartum: a longitudinal UK cohort
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T. Coleman | F. Naughton | S. Cooper | K. Bowker | S. Sutton | J. Leonardi-Bee | K. Pickett | M. Ussher | S. Orton | L. Vanderbloemen | Emma Brotherton
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