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Cocaine, Crack, and Women
'Cocaine Babies'
The Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Cocaine
Prenatal Cocaine Use and the Prosecution of Pregnant Addicts
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Patrick McGrath
reviewed Cocaine-Exposed Infants: Social, Legal, and Public Health Issues, Vol. 5 on April 03, 2013
Cocaine-Exposed Infants
Old book and very limitied edtion! Mr. Prof. Gunawan Tjahjono, is my favorite lecture when I was a student at depok city who recommended this book to me and took this book from his own library at his house after we shared each other about my topic. He's very smart, wise and unique lecture for me...I adore him as a good person and lecture for his job.
Thanx so much Prof. Gunawan for being mylecture and myguide so, I could finished mythesis by ur kindness and wisely to me very..very much and of course by the grace of my beloved God, Allah,swt. It's a very good result for me..Thank you so much...:)
This book tells about man adapting in new environment from the begining until last.
best regards,
YP
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Add Cocaine-Exposed Infants: Social, Legal, and Public Health Issues, Vol. 5, Research in the mid-1980s on the effects of prenatal drug abuse characterized cocaine-exposed children as moody, inconsolable, less socially interactive and less able to bond than other children. It was concluded that these conditions were irreversible. H, Cocaine-Exposed Infants: Social, Legal, and Public Health Issues, Vol. 5 to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Cocaine-Exposed Infants: Social, Legal, and Public Health Issues, Vol. 5, Research in the mid-1980s on the effects of prenatal drug abuse characterized cocaine-exposed children as moody, inconsolable, less socially interactive and less able to bond than other children. It was concluded that these conditions were irreversible. H, Cocaine-Exposed Infants: Social, Legal, and Public Health Issues, Vol. 5 to your collection on WonderClub |
