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Vaping during pregnancy and maternal, fetal, and infant health outcomes: A scoping review of human and animal studies
Background: The prevalence of vaping, defined as the use of e-cigarettes, during pregnancy is increasing, but its effects on maternal, fetal, and infant health remain incompletely understood. Human studies are heterogeneous and largely observational with a primary focus on neonatal and infant outcom
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