The Vast Pool of Research Data Addressing Maternal Amphetamine Use

The vast pool of research data addressing maternal amphetamine use during pregnancy

A) suggests that these compounds result in a baby that will be addicted to amphetamines following birth.
B) suggests that these compounds make the concurrent use of opioids by the mother less likely.
C) does not exist as this has not been the subject of much research in the clinical literature.
D) suggests that the long-term effects for the fetus are about the same as maternal opioid addiction during pregnancy.