| Document Date: 2002-12-16 18:14:22
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City New York / / Company Collaborative Group / HIV / New England Journal / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / Facility Alan Guttmacher Institute / / IndustryTerm on-line venues / speciļ¬c study site / HIV prevention / younger / insurance status / on-line survey / county social services / / MarketIndex National Death / / MedicalCondition HIV infection / maternal disease / ovarian cancer / cancer / substance-related disorder / disease / adjustment disorders / transmitted disease / substance use disorders / documented psychiatric disorder / cognitive impairment / Cocaine users / hepatitis B / severe mental disorders / psychiatric disorder / pregnancy-induced hypertension / severe mental illness / few cancers / psychiatric disorders / virus infection / diabetes mellitus / eclampsia / STDs / disorder / AIDS / documented disorder / severe disorder / Once such disorders / breast cancer / disorders / respiratory distress / sexually transmitted diseases / substance dependence / / MedicalTreatment antiretroviral treatment / oral contraceptives / antiretroviral therapy / hysterectomy / estrogen replacement therapy / hormone therapy / drug therapy / hormone replacement therapy / / Organization American Medical Association / Alan Guttmacher Institute / Cook County Department of Corrections in Chicago / Cleveland hospital / / Person Patricia Donovan / / Position author / Editor / general business offices / Singer / representative / / Product zidovudine / / ProvinceOrState New York / California / / PublishedMedium American Journal of Public Health / New England Journal of Medicine / Journal of the American Medical Association / /
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D I G E S T S Children with Prenatal Cocaine Exposure Have Elevated Risk of Cognitive Impairments at Least Until Age Two Children exposed to cocaine in utero are more