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Substance Use and Pregnancy: Conceiving Women in the Policy-Making Process
Deborah Rutman, Marilyn Callahan, Audrey Lundquist, Suzanne Jackson and Barbara Field
(August 2000) This research report examines how policy in Canada deals with the issue of substance use during pregnancy and suggests alternative ways of addressing this problem that may prove less polarizing and punitive toward women.
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