Increase successful quit attempts in pregnant women who smoke — Data - Healthy People 2030

Status: Getting worse

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Most Recent Data:
19.9 percent (2021)

Target:
24.4 percent

Desired Direction:
Increase desired

Baseline:
20.2 percent of females reported smoking cessation during pregnancy (i.e., they had smoked in their first or second trimesters but reported no smoking in their third trimester) in 2018

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**Pregnant female smokers ceasing smoking during pregnancy**
(percent), **2018**-**2021**
Population	2018	2019	2020	2021
Total	20.2 CI 20.0 / 20.4 SE 0.081	20.3 CI 20.1 / 20.4 SE 0.085	20.0 CI 19.8 / 20.1 SE 0.090	19.9 CI 19.7 / 20.1 SE 0.097

Data Source: National Vital Statistics System - Natality (NVSS-N), CDC/NCHS

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†: Target is not applicable for this demographic group.

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Increase successful quit attempts in pregnant women who smoke — TU‑15 Data

Status: Getting worse