Recruitment and Retention of Substance-Using Pregnant and Parenting Women: Lessons Learned (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Heroin use among pregnant women has been reported for years. Over the last decade women of childbearing age have used alcohol, marijuana, and heroin in relatively stable patterns. Cocaine, which is highly addictive, has become popular with women of childbearing age in recent years. The explosive increase in this population's use of the crystallized form of cocaine called crack has been viewed as responsible for dramatic increases in the number of infants born exposed to drugs?

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