Posted by DaninKansas on August 05, 2013 at 05:55:11 from (24.248.193.103):
In Reply to: Re: meth head troubles posted by david - OR on August 05, 2013 at 01:08:41:
"The researchers consistently found no significant differences between the cocaine-exposed children and the controls.
The study did determine that the biggest factor negatively affecting IQ and school readiness was being born into poverty, whether drugs were used by the parents or not.
So much for you "no effect" claim. As a foster parent I can tell you that the claim crack during pregnanacy has no effect on a child is a complete line of BS.
Prenatal cocain exposure is very difficult to study because it very rarely occurs in isolation: usually it coexists with a variety of other factors, which may confound a study's results. For example, pregnant mothers who use cocaine often use other drugs in addition, or they may be malnourished and lacking in medical care. Children in households where cocaine is abused are at risk of violence and neglect, and those in foster care may experience problems due to unstable family situations. Thus researchers have had difficulty in determining which effects result from PCE and which result from other factors in the children's histories.
Basically any study on "crack" babies can tell you anything it wants because even when they identify the issues a child suffers from the "researcher" can bame them on any of the other issues a crack user suffers from.
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