This issue of Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America
deals with the timely subject of substance use during pregnancy.
Alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drug use is prevalent among
reproductive-age women. Even though a reduction in use often occurs
during pregnancy, many women continue to use substances until a
pregnancy is either actually diagnosed or well underway.This issue
consists of a well-qualified team of obstetricians-gynecologists,
psychiatrists, and family physicians, focusing on various issues
related directly to pregnancies complicated by substance use.
Topics of interest include epidemiology and screening for hazardous
and harmful substance use, teratogenic risks, psychiatric
comorbidities, comprehensive treatment approaches before and after
delivery, fetal surveillance, and team-based perinatal management.
Particularly new information relates to prescribing buprenorphine,
neonatal abstinence syndrome, and adolescent substance use.
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