Articles Appearing in Vol. 27, No. 3

Pregnancy and Substance Abuse
C. Aaron McNeece

Frequency of Prenatal Drug Abuse: Assessment, Obstacles, and Policy Implications
Maureen Norton-Hawk

Drug Use During Pregnancy
Ellen Hutchins

Data Base of Studies on Prenatal Cocaine Exposure and Child Outcome
Barry M. Lester, Lyn LaGasse, and Susan Brunner

Rural Pregnant Cocaine Users: An In-Depth Sociodemographic Comparison
Marylou Behnke, Fonda Davis Eyler, Nanci Stewart Woods, Kathleen Wobie, and Michael Conlon

Effects of Prenatal Drug Exposure on Birth Outcomes and Early Child Development
Merith Cosden, Stacey Peerson, and Katherine Elliott

High Risk Pregnancies: Teenagers, Poverty and Drug Abuse
Judith Waters, Albert R. Roberts and Keith Morgen

Substance Use and Issues of Violence Among Low-Income, Pregnant Women: The California Perinatal Needs Assessment
Elaine Zahnd, Dorie Klein, and Barbara Needell

Women and Children in Residential Treatment: Outcomes for Mothers and Their Infants
Kathleen Wobie, Fonda Davis Eyler, Michael Conlon, Leslie Clarke, and Marylou Behnke

Options for Recovery: Promoting Perinatal Drug and Alcohol Recovery, Child Health and Family Stability
Claire Brindis, Gale Berkowitz, and Zoe Clayson

Behavioral Interventions: Effective and Adaptable for the Treatment of Pregnant Cocaine-Dependent Women
Ronith Elk, Lorna G. Mangus, Roxie J. LaSoya, Howard Phoades, Robert L. Andres, and John Grabowski

A Study of Drug Abusing African-American Pregnant Women
Lessie Bass and Mary S. Jackson

Criminalizing Women's Behavior
Nora S. Gustavsson and Ann E. MacEachron