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Are there socioeconomic differentials in under-reporting of smoking in pregnancy?
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- Published on: 23 December 2003
- Published on: 23 December 2003SMOKING IN PREGNANCY: A BIGGER PROBLEM THAN YOU THINK: SELF-UNDERREPORTING & LOW LEVEL OF SUSPICIONShow More
I read with interest the recent article by Graham and Owen (1), which explores the socioeconomic differentials in underreporting of smoking during pregnancy. The authors are to be congratulated for preparing such an interesting, thought-provoking, and timely study on this subject. However, it seems important to emphasize that in addition to self- underreporting (or denial) of smoking status in pregnancy the problem also li...
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