In a study of mothers who used combinations of alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine during pregnancy, it was found that they produced children who
A) could not be distinguished from those produced by mothers who used alcohol only.
B) had less gray matter than other children for the first few weeks of life, but who were subsequently quite normal.
C) had less white matter than other children.
D) had less gray matter than other children at least until age 10 to 13 years.

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The study found that children born to mothers who used combinations of alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine during pregnancy had less gray matter than other children at least until age 10 to 13 years.

In a Study of Mothers Who Used Combinations of Alcohol