Also, another recently published study by Patrick found that pregnant women are commonly being
prescribed opioid pain relievers, increasing the likelihood their infants are born with NAS.
Not exact matches
Jarlenski and her colleagues analyzed National Survey of Drug Use and Health data from 2005 to 2014, finding that approximately one in every 50 women age 18 to 44 reported using an
opioid pain reliever that was not
prescribed or used only for the experience or feeling it caused, or heroin, in the prior 30 days.
But a study by a team at Vanderbilt University Medical Center shows that pregnant women are commonly being
prescribed opioids — narcotic
pain relievers such as hydrocodone — which results in an increased likelihood of NAS.