Reducing Polysubstance Use in Pregnancy | Public Health Grand Rounds | CDC

Reducing Polysubstance Use in Pregnancy | Public Health Grand Rounds | CDC

PUBLIC HEALTH GRAND ROUNDS:

"Reducing Polysubstance Use in Pregnancy"

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In case you missed it, listen to our latest podcast and watch the session, “Reducing Polysubstance Use in Pregnancy,” on our website.

The use of multiple substances, including tobacco, alcohol, and opioids, during pregnancy can have negative effects on a pregnant person and the developing baby. Research suggests that polysubstance use (using more than one substance at a time) during pregnancy is common. Recent evidence suggests that polysubstance use is highest during early pregnancy.

This session of Public Health Grand Rounds is available for free Continuing Education credit.