Authors
Bondar I. V.
Doctor of Medicine, Principal researcher, Department for Child and Adolescent Drug Addiction1
Nadezhdin A. V.
M.D., PhD, Chief, Department for Child and Adolescent Drug Addiction1
Tetenova E. J.
M.D., PhD, Leading researcher Department for Child and Adolescent Drug Addiction1
Chumicheva V. B.
Senior Researcher1
1 - Federal Medical Research Center for Mental Health and Addictions, Moscow
Abstract
Information requests on the influence of drugs on reproductive health and prenatal exposure, received by specialized online consultancy were analyzed. Comprehensive measures for the prevention of drug use by prospective parents, including pregnant women, ensuring interdepartmental interaction are proposed.
Key words
the placenta, fetus, prenatal exposure to drugs, reproductive health, information requests
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