WVU researchers study the effects of vaping during pregnancy
E-Mail IMAGE: Mark Olfert, WVU associate professor, is the contact principal investigator for this multi-PI study, which involves three other School of Medicine faculty. They are conducting a three-year study on the... view more Credit: West Virginia University Spurred by unproven assumptions that vaping is safer than smoking cigarettes, a team at West Virginia University is conducting a three-year study on the effects of vaping during pregnancy. It is estimated that half of all women who smoke prior to becoming pregnant will continue to smoke during and after the pregnancy. The ...