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Maternal Cigarette Smoking and Child Psychiatric Morbidity: A Longitudinal Study

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TABLE 1.Behavior Scales Derived From the CBCL
TABLE 2.Percent Attrition in Cohort Analyzed by Maternaland Child Characteristics at FCV and After Delivery and Esti-mated Unadjusted and Adjusted OR, OR1
TABLE 3.Percent With Child Behavior Problems and RR, as Estimated by the OR, by Maternal Smoking Before, During, and AfterPregnancy
TABLE 4.Adjusted Estimated RR of Child Behavior Problems, as Estimated by the OR, by Maternal Smoking Before, During, andAfter Pregnancy
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