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03-08-2010, 05:40 PM
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Impairment in 'Cocaine Babies' More Likely Driven by Environment, Study Says
Children exposed in-utero to cocaine often have lower IQs and do poorly in school and with language, but a new research review concludes that these impairments can usually be traced to the troubled environment the children of cocaine users live in and not directly to the effects of the drug itself.
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