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Pedeatrician Urges Greater Supports for Moms and Babies Born into Addiction
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Pedeatrician Urges Greater Supports for Moms and Babies Born into Addiction
NLHS doesn’t track the numbers, but health care providers say they’re seeing an increase in the number of babies born with drugs like opioids and cocaine in their system, and that’s a concern, especially when the babies are removed from their mothers. The division chief of Newborn Care at the Janeway Children’s Hospital, and associate professor of pediatrics at Memorial University, Dr. Anne Drover, says the health authority stopped tracking the …
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