Early life adversity is a documented risk factor for substance abuse and addiction. The pre-
and perinatal period (ie, from implantation, through pregnancy, to 6 months of age) is a …

Background Prenatal cocaine exposure (PCE) has been associated with child and
adolescent externalizing behaviors and early substance use, yet few studies investigated its …

Background Prenatal cocaine exposure (PCE) has been linked to child/adolescent behavior
problems and substance use in several longitudinal cohort studies. It is unclear whether …

Psychiatric comorbidity can negatively impact the course of addictions. Psychiatric features
of patients who continued treatment after the first stage of an addiction program have not …

Context Substance use disorders during pregnancy are associated with antenatal, neonatal
and long-term adverse drug reactions in children. The aim of this study was to describe …

Objectif: Seule une minorité d'utilisateurs de drogues et d'alcool développe un trouble
d'utilisation de substances. Les études précédentes suggèrent que cette vulnérabilité …

This is a report from the most recent adult follow-up of the longest running cohort study of
prenatal cocaine exposure (PCE), in which women were enrolled prenatally and offspring …

BackgroundIn a birth-cohort study, we followed offspring with prenatal cocaine exposure
(PCE) to investigate longitudinal associations of PCE with self-reported behavioral …

Background: Exposure to substances in utero may have significant early-life consequences.
Less is known about the effects in emerging adulthood, particularly regarding patterns of …

Purpose Study of the relationship between prenatal cocaine exposure (PCE) and executive
function (EF) has yielded inconsistent results. The purpose of the current study is to examine …