Cocaine Abuse Prenatal
Substance Use And Pregnancy
L.G., Bachicha, J.A. & Chasnoff, I.J., "Cocaine Abuse during Pregnancy: Correlation between Prenatal Care and Perinatal Outcome," Obstetrics and Gynecology, 74:882-885 (1989). 7. Provision of quality prenatal care to heavy cocaine users (with or … Retrieve Here
Mothers Versus Babies: Constitutional And Policy Problems …
Addicted to cocaine or crack suggests that the use of drug delivery and child abuse statutes to combat prenatal drug use is merely a response to "crack baby hysteria," rather than an indicator of any … Read More
Special Care Clinic – What We Did About Prenatal Substance Abuse
What We Did About Prenatal Substance Abuse September 18, 2006 Judy Whitecrane MSN, CNM National Institute on Drug Abuse. Polydrug-using (cocaine plus other drugs) pregnant women (N = 72) participated in a drug treatment program including … Fetch Document
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THE EFFECTS OF PRENATAL COCAINE EXPOSURE
Negative effects from prenatal exposure to cocaine, in fact, are significantly less severe than previously believed. The Acting Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), … Fetch Doc
The Prevalence Of Maternal Drug Use During Pregnancy
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What We Did About Prenatal Substance Abuse Judy Whitecrane MSN, CNM Director, Nurse-midwifery Service National Institute on Drug Abuse. Polydrug-using (cocaine plus other drugs) pregnant women (N = 72) participated in a drug treatment program including … Visit Document
Complex Developmental Issues Of Prenatal Drug Exposure
prenatal care, and neglect or abuse during the early years may interact to create a 61.Ryan, L., Ehrlich, S., and Finnegan, L. Cocaine abuse in pregnancy: Effects on the fetus … Read Content
Perinatal Substance Abuse
Major maternal substances of abuse that affect newborns are opiates, cocaine, amphetamines, alcohol and tobacco. FAS has three main features: -Growth retardation (prenatal and postnatal) … Retrieve Document
Drug Effects: A Search For Outcomes
Of prenatal cocaine exposure. SUMMARY OF PRESENT FINDINGS Animal Studies The chapters by Riley, Spear, and Vorhees provide important made to separate out the effects of cocaine from that of other drugs of abuse. … Return Doc
A Prenatal Perspective On The Cost Of Substance abuse In Canada
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53 The Effects of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure on Subsequent Learning in the Rat Edward P. Riley and Michael H. LaFiette INTRODUCTION The purpose of this chapter is to examine data obtained with various … Retrieve Document
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Study had positive effects on children at risk due to prenatal cocaine exposure. DHHS, ACY, ACYF, Children’s Bureau, & Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services … Return Doc
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cocaine. in e. s. Lisansky Gomberg & t. D. nirenberg (eds.), Women and substance abuse (pp. 162-190). norwood, nJ: ablex. american children with prenatal cocaine/polydrug exposure. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved … Return Doc
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Thus, while the abuse of alcohol is covered in my proposed solution, this article focuses on the effects of prenatal exposure to cocaine and methamphetamine. … Return Doc
Perinatal Drug Abuse And Neonatal Drug Withdrawal
J Subst Abuse Treat 1996 May-Jun; 13(3): 227-31[Medline]. Kosofsky BE: Cocaine-Induced Alterations in Neuro-Development. Tronick EZ, Beeghly M: Prenatal cocaine exposure, child development, and the compromising effects of cumulative risk. … Access Content