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Pregnant women admitted to substance abuse treatment in 2002 were more likely to report cocaine, amphetamines, or marijuana as their primary substance of abuse compared to non-pregnant women. Pregnant women were also less likely to report alcohol as their primary substance and were more likely to report not using their primary, secondary, or tertiary substance in the last month. Pregnant women admitted to treatment tended to be younger, more likely to have never been married, and had higher rates of Medicai

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