Maternal lifestyles study (MLS): Prenatal cocaine/opiate (C/O) exposure is unrelated to changes in Bayley II performance between one and two years

M Beeghly; Abhik Das; LL LaGasse; HS Bada; S Shankaran; LL Wright; BM Lester; D Messinger; CR Bauer

Maternal lifestyles study (MLS): Prenatal cocaine/opiate (C/O) exposure is unrelated to changes in Bayley II performance between one and two years

Bauer, CR., Messinger, D., Lester, BM., Wright, LL., Shankaran, S., Bada, HS., LaGasse, LL., Das, A., & Beeghly, M. (1999). Maternal lifestyles study (MLS): Prenatal cocaine/opiate (C/O) exposure is unrelated to changes in Bayley II performance between one and two years. Pediatric Research, 45(4), 1393.

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