It was published while he was still alive and immediately caused controversy
Note that in spite of the provocative headline, this article does not come right out and directly state that mothers smoke because they want to have smaller babies: It is important that people who believe that a smaller baby means an easier birth take into account the increased risk of complicated deliveries in smokers." The message is in there somewhere, of course, but it's politically incorrect (or something - or violates civil rights) to spell it out
According to the Surgeon Generals report on the effects of smoking on reproductive health, smoking can damage the genetic material in eggs and sperm, which can lead to higher rates of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, preterm labor, and birth defects
Smokeless tobacco products A wide range of smokeless tobacco products are used across South East Asia, leading to very high rates of oral cancer
On average, e-liquids have about 5 calories per milliliter
All of these alternatives have been linked to significant health risks