Substance use disorder (SUD) is an outcome of suboptimal acquisition of psychological self-
regulation during childhood and adolescence or results from diminution of self-regulation�…

Prenatal drug exposure, including cocaine, alcohol, marijuana, and tobacco, is associated
with deficits in behavioral regulation and attention. Using fMRI, the objective of this study�…

Problem Prenatal substance exposure and neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) are risk
factors for adverse behavioral outcomes in children at 24 months of age. Methods The�…

Prenatal cocaine exposure has been associated with numerous behavioral phenotypes in
clinical populations, including impulsivity, reduced attention, alterations in social behaviors�…

To evaluate the relation between caregiver exposure to toxics during pregnancy and
childhood and the child's cognitive function in Lebanese children. This was a cross-sectional�…

This study investigates the link between prenatal exposure to alcohol and drugs, parental
perceptions of neighborhood safety and support, and the diagnosis of oppositional defiant�…

Prenatal cocaine exposure (PCE) is associated with long-term and negative effect on
arousal regulation. Recent neuroimaging studies have examined brain mechanisms related�…

Neonatal exposure to methamphetamine (MA) and developmental chronic stress
significantly alter neurodevelopmental profiles that show a variety of long-term physiological�…

Objective This study aimed at investigating the factors influencing clinical drug trial
participation by pregnant women and their spouses. Methods This hospital-based cross�…

Adolescents with prenatal substance (drug and alcohol) exposure exhibit inhibitory control
(IC) deficits and aberrations in associated neural function. Nearly all research to date�…