A recent study by Peltier et al. (2025) examined how social determinants of health (SDoH)—including factors like marital status, income, employment, race, and experiences of
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Socio-economic contextual determinants and behavioral changes during pregnancy: evidence from the “MAMI-MED” cohort
This study explores how people with complex health and social needs—like substance use, mental illness, and poverty—often face discrimination and stigma when trying to access
Trends and variations in admissions for cannabis use disorder among pregnant women in United States
This research highlights two decades of trends in treatment admissions for cannabis use disorder (CUD) among pregnant women in the U.S. Using national treatment episode
The impact of cannabis use during pregnancy
With areas of expertise in cannabis use and brain disorders, Justine Renard from the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction spoke to Lorna Rothery
Effectiveness of digital health in improving pregnancy quality among preconception women: A systematic review
The article “Effectiveness of Digital Health in Improving Pregnancy Quality Among Preconception Women: A Systematic Review” by Nurleli et al. (2025) explores how digital health
Mental health clinicians’ perceptions on patient motivations and intervention engagement for prenatal cannabis use: A mixed methods study
Understanding the motivations and behaviors behind prenatal substance use is central to effective, compassionate FASD prevention. The study “Mental health clinicians’ perceptions on patient motivations