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Smoking cessation in pregnancy: Health implications for mothers, infants and families.

Tobacco use is one of the most modifiable risk factors for a wide range of illnesses, including heart disease and lung cancer. When a woman smokes during pregnancy, additional health consequences ensue for the fetus. Smoking cessation is critical in reducing morbidity and mortality from smoking during pregnancy, and nurses play a key role in implementing practices that can reduce the burden of tobacco use during this important period.