Intrauterine Growth of Full-Term Infants: Impact of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure

Abstract

Cocaine-associated growth deficits, symmetrical and partially mediated by gestational age, were observed in this sample of inner-city African-American full-term infants prospectively enrolled at birth. Long-term implications will be the subject of future reports from this longitudinal investigation.

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