US EditionWSU Report Highlights Hidden Epidemic of Drug-Exposed Infants
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WSU Report Highlights Hidden Epidemic of Drug-Exposed Infants
PULLMAN, WA – Most babies born with prenatal exposure to drugs show signs of withdrawal, a spectrum of symptoms that’s called neonatal abstinence syndrome. This hidden epidemic affects babies in Spokane County at a greater rate than in the state or in the nation, according to a report prepared by Washington State University Health Sciences. “The numbers were quite high,” said Ekaterina Burduli, associate professor at the WSU Elson S. Floyd Colle…
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