Describes the latest research findings on cocaine, exploring the scope of abuse in the U.S., its potential long- and short-term health effects, maternal cocaine use, and treatment approaches.
NIH Pub Number:
10-4166
Published: May 1999
Revised: September 2010
Author: National Institute on Drug Abuse
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