Acceptability and Feasibility of Recruiting Pregnant Women into a Cohort for Understanding Effects of Vaping Nicotine and Cannabis on Maternal/Fetal Outcomes

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Acceptability and Feasibility of Recruiting Pregnant Women into a Cohort for Understanding Effects of Vaping Nicotine and Cannabis on Maternal/Fetal Outcomes

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The prevalence vaping nicotine and/or cannabis during pregnancy is rapidly increasing, especially during the first trimester, when women vape to alleviate morning sickness or attempt to quit combustible cigarettes. Despite this increasing prevalence, there has been limited longitudinal human subject participants research studying the impacts of vaping/cannabis use on maternal and fetal outcomes.

Clinical Study Identifier: s24-01211

Principal Investigator: Erin Rogers.

Other Investigators: Akhgar Ghassabian, Sasha Hernandez, Scott Eliot Sherman.

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