More than one in eight expectant mothers in Ireland smoke through pregnancy, report reveals

More than one in eight mothers-to-be smoke all through their pregnancy, the latest report on Irish children has revealed.

More than one in eight expectant mothers in Ireland smoke through pregnancy, report reveals

More than one in eight mothers-to-be smoke all through their pregnancy, the latest report on Irish children has revealed.

While the amount of expectant mothers who kept up the habit fell from 28% to 17% from 1999 to 2007, some 13% remained full-time smokers during the pregnancy.

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