Pay pregnant women to quit smoking, study says Largest study so far to look at the effectiveness of incentives finds positive results Bookmark CommentsGo to comments Women are more likely to quit smoking while pregnant if they are given financial incentives, a new Scottish trial has shown
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They are also more likely to struggle with depression, with finding and maintaining gainful employment, and with a variety of health issues
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Transitioning out of the basal state A involved reducing expression of KRT14 and IL33 while simultaneously gaining expression of SMG mucus cell TFs ( SOX9 , FOXC1 , and BARX2 ), as well as TFs, FOSL1 and PTTG1 (Fig