… Overall, enhancing breastfeeding education regarding substance use in pregnancy and …
substance use, breastfeeding should be avoided until clearance of the substance. …

… A woman with substance use (SU) or substance use disorder (… make an informed decision
about breastfeeding and is not immune … regarding breastfeeding and substance use (Table 1). …

… The aims of our new guidelines are (a) to safely promote breastfeeding in all mothers with
opioid use … ABM clinical protocol #21: guidelines for breastfeeding and substance use or …

… substance use is associated with non-prescribed use … in use of prenatal UDT to guide
breastfeeding recommendations, we aimed to assess the correlation between nonprescribed use …

… should be determined by coordinated care plans among perinatal providers and substance
abuse treatment providers: Women relapsing to illicit substance use or licit substance misuse …

… risks associated with prenatal substance use, as well as guidelines for psychiatrists in the care
of pregnant patients with substance use disorders. A … Breastfeeding and substance abuse …

… The purpose of this report is to identify, summarize, and critically appraise the available
clinical evidence on safety and evidence-based guidelines regarding the use of controlled …

… The safety of breastfeeding in conjunction with substance use continues to be questioned
in the health care literature despite substantial evidence of the low bioavailability of opioids in …

… The purpose of this article is to educate perinatal clinicians and substance abuse
treatment specialists about NAS and the interplay of breastfeeding, skin‐to‐skin contact, and …

… of continued illicit substance use while breastfeeding must be … for breastfeeding mothers who
have known substance use … As for all breastfeeding mothers, the provision of early lactation …