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. 2009 Oct 29;11(12):1383–1394. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntp148

Table 2.

Children's exposure to secondhand smoke, mothers’ smoking, and indoor smoking at baseline, mid-intervention, postintervention, and follow-up measures

Variable Baseline 3 months (mid-intervention) 6 months (postintervention) 12 months (follow-up) 18 months (follow-up)
Children’s reported exposure to secondhand smoke (number of cigarettes/week)
    Exposure from mothers inside the home
        Counseled 8.73 (5.79–12.93) 3.19 (1.73–5.42) 1.76 (0.93–2.96) 2.04 (1.06–3.47) 1.93 (0.92–3.48)
        Controls 10.37 (6.97–15.22) 6.51 (4.03–10.23) 4.68 (2.93–7.20) 4.38 (2.41–7.49) 6.16 (3.61–10.12)
    Total exposure from all smokers inside and outside the home
        Counseled 33.67 (25.88–43.72) 11.51 (7.16–18.18) 4.99 (2.82–8.40) 6.74 (3.78–11.55) 5.15 (2.71–9.17)
        Controls 40.17 (30.79–52.31) 23.68 (15.80–35.26) 17.16 (11.56–25.24) 15.33 (9.54–24.28) 22.97 (15.14–34.58)
Children’s urine cotinine concentration (ng/ml)a
     Counseled 9.74 (7.78–12.15) 9.98 (7.52–13.15) 7.27 (5.38–9.72) 7.38 (5.31–10.14) 7.63 (5.43–10.58)
     Controls 14.70 (12.08–17.84) 12.70 (9.73–16.50) 10.95 (8.29–14.37) 9.70 (7.42–12.58) 10.06 (7.64–13.14)
Mothers’ reported smoking (number of cigarettes/week)
        Counseled 89.23 (79.85–98.60) 77.20 (64.64–89.76) 58.53 (47.45–69.61) 69.79 (58.65–80.93) 77.91 (64.22–91.60)
        Controls 93.58 (80.76–106.40) 89.35 (77.97–100.72) 88.83 (78.58–99.08) 90.77 (77.47–104.06) 92.88 (80.59–105.16)
Reported smoking indoors at home (number of cigarettes/week)
    Mothers
        Counseled 15.84 (10.73–23.19) 6.64 (3.74–11.31) 3.51 (2.01–5.74) 4.09 (2.28–6.89) 3.94 (2.06–6.97)
        Controls 18.81 (13.15–26.73) 10.34 (6.42–16.32) 8.72 (5.43–13.68) 9.55 (5.50–16.14) 10.37 (6.16–17.06)
    All smokers
        Counseled 27.18 (17.78–41.28) 9.69 (5.24–17.32) 5.46 (2.96–9.52) 7.23 (3.76–13.22) 6.46 (3.16–12.40)
        Controls 35.58 (23.38–53.86) 18.95 (10.93–32.38) 14.81 (8.90–24.24) 14.95 (8.10–26.96) 19.18 (11.15–32.52)

Note. Values are geometric means and their 95% CIs.

a

Baseline group differences for children’s urine cotinine concentration were statistically significant (p = .005). Baseline group differences were not statistically significant (all ps > .05) for any reported smoking or exposure variables.