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Kiosks help mothers-to-be stop smoking
May 20, 2007
(Elmira/Corning, N.Y.) Star-Gazette: The Laurel Health System is offering a new, self-directed program to educate pregnant smokers about the benefits of refraining from smoking during pregnancy and quitting beyond the birth of their child. The kiosk-based program uses learning concepts developed by Penn State educators and researchers, the Clean Air for Healthy Children and St. Andrew Development Inc., according to a Laurel press release.
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