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Prenatal Tobacco And Marijuana Co-Use: Impact On Newborn Neurobehavior., Laura R. Stroud, George D. Papandonatos, Meaghan Mccallum, Tessa Kehoe, Amy L. Salisbury, Marilyn A. Huestis
Prenatal Tobacco And Marijuana Co-Use: Impact On Newborn Neurobehavior., Laura R. Stroud, George D. Papandonatos, Meaghan Mccallum, Tessa Kehoe, Amy L. Salisbury, Marilyn A. Huestis
Institute of Emerging Health Professions Faculty Papers
Tobacco and marijuana are some of the most common prenatal substance exposures worldwide. The social acceptability and political landscape of marijuana and its potency have changed dramatically in the last two decades leading to increased use by pregnant women. Despite evidence for increasing marijuana use and high rates of co-use of tobacco (TOB) and marijuana (MJ) during pregnancy, the impact of prenatal exposure to each substance is typically studied in isolation. We investigated the influence of co-exposure to TOB and MJ on infant neurobehavioral development over the first postnatal month. Participants were 111 mother-infant pairs from a low-income, diverse sample …
Additive Drug-Specific And Sex-Specific Risks Associated With Co-Use Of Marijuana And Tobacco During Pregnancy: Evidence From 3 Recent Developmental Cohorts (2003-2015)., Suena H Massey, Daniel K Mroczek, David Reiss, Emily S Miller, Jessica A Jakubowski, Eileen K Graham, Shannon M Shisler, Meaghan Mccallum, Marilyn A. Huestis, Jody M Ganiban, Daniel S Shaw, Leslie D Leve, Rina D Eiden, Laura R Stroud, Jenae M Neiderhiser
Additive Drug-Specific And Sex-Specific Risks Associated With Co-Use Of Marijuana And Tobacco During Pregnancy: Evidence From 3 Recent Developmental Cohorts (2003-2015)., Suena H Massey, Daniel K Mroczek, David Reiss, Emily S Miller, Jessica A Jakubowski, Eileen K Graham, Shannon M Shisler, Meaghan Mccallum, Marilyn A. Huestis, Jody M Ganiban, Daniel S Shaw, Leslie D Leve, Rina D Eiden, Laura R Stroud, Jenae M Neiderhiser
Institute of Emerging Health Professions Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: Methodologic challenges related to the concomitant use (co-use) of substances and changes in policy and potency of marijuana contribute to ongoing uncertainty about risks to fetal neurodevelopment associated with prenatal marijuana use. In this study, we examined two biomarkers of fetal neurodevelopmental risk-birth weight and length of gestation-associated with prenatal marijuana use, independent of tobacco (TOB), alcohol (ALC), other drug use (OTH), and socioeconomic risk (SES), in a pooled sample (N = 1191) derived from 3 recent developmental cohorts (2003-2015) with state-of-the-art substance use measures. We examined differential associations by infant sex, and multiplicative effects associated with co-use of …
Iron Isomaltoside Is Superior To Iron Sucrose In Increasing Hemoglobin In Gynecological Patients With Iron Deficiency Anemia., Richard Derman, Eloy Roman, Gioi N. Smith-Nguyen, Maureen M. Achebe, Lars L. Thomsen, Michael Auerbach
Iron Isomaltoside Is Superior To Iron Sucrose In Increasing Hemoglobin In Gynecological Patients With Iron Deficiency Anemia., Richard Derman, Eloy Roman, Gioi N. Smith-Nguyen, Maureen M. Achebe, Lars L. Thomsen, Michael Auerbach
Global Health Articles
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Prenatal Exposure To Methadone Or Buprenorphine: Early Childhood Developmental Outcomes., Karol Kaltenbach, Kevin E O'Grady, Sarah H. Heil, Amy L. Salisbury, Mara G. Coyle, Gabriele Fischer, Peter R. Martin, Susan Stine, Hendrée E. Jones
Prenatal Exposure To Methadone Or Buprenorphine: Early Childhood Developmental Outcomes., Karol Kaltenbach, Kevin E O'Grady, Sarah H. Heil, Amy L. Salisbury, Mara G. Coyle, Gabriele Fischer, Peter R. Martin, Susan Stine, Hendrée E. Jones
Department of Pediatrics Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: Methadone and buprenorphine are recommended to treat opioid use disorders during pregnancy. However, the literature on the relationship between longer-term effects of prenatal exposure to these medications and childhood development is both spare and inconsistent.
METHODS: Participants were 96 children and their mothers who participated in MOTHER, a randomized controlled trial of opioid-agonist pharmacotherapy during pregnancy. The present study examined child growth parameters, cognition, language abilities, sensory processing, and temperament from 0 to 36 months of the child's life. Maternal perceptions of parenting stress, home environment, and addiction severity were also examined.
RESULTS: Tests of mean differences between children …
Reassessing The Duration Of The Second Stage Of Labor In Relation To Maternal And Neonatal Morbidity., Katherine L. Grantz, Rajeshwari Sundaram, Ling Ma, Stefanie Hinkle, Vincenzo Berghella, Matthew K. Hoffman, Uma M. Reddy
Reassessing The Duration Of The Second Stage Of Labor In Relation To Maternal And Neonatal Morbidity., Katherine L. Grantz, Rajeshwari Sundaram, Ling Ma, Stefanie Hinkle, Vincenzo Berghella, Matthew K. Hoffman, Uma M. Reddy
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Faculty Papers
OBJECTIVE: To assess the morbidity associated with continuing the second-stage duration of labor, weighing the probability of spontaneous vaginal birth without morbidity compared with birth with serious maternal or neonatal complications.
METHODS: In a retrospective cohort, we analyzed singleton, vertex births at 36 weeks of gestation or greater without prior cesarean delivery (n=43,810 nulliparous and 59,605 multiparous women). We calculated rates of spontaneous vaginal birth and composite serious maternal or neonatal complications. Results were stratified by parity (nulliparous or multiparous) and epidural status (yes or no). Competing risks models were created for 1) spontaneous vaginal birth with no morbidity, 2) …
Predictors Of Preterm Birth After Physical Exam Indicated Cerclage In Singleton Pregnancies, Amanda Roman, Gabriele Saccone, Sarah Pachtman, Yury Cruz, Burt Rochelson, Adiel Fleischer, Pasquale Martinelli, Vincenzo Berghella
Predictors Of Preterm Birth After Physical Exam Indicated Cerclage In Singleton Pregnancies, Amanda Roman, Gabriele Saccone, Sarah Pachtman, Yury Cruz, Burt Rochelson, Adiel Fleischer, Pasquale Martinelli, Vincenzo Berghella
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Posters
Objective
To evaluate the predictors of preterm birth <32 weeks in women that underwent physical exam indicated cerclage (PEIC) in singleton pregnancy.