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• W2021570211 abstract "Conducted in hospital-based clinics in New York City, this study is the first to depict the living circumstances of children of women in detoxification. Structured interviews were conducted with 160 African American and 96 Latina female patients who had at least one child under age 18. Virtually, all participants had used heroin or crack cocaine in the 30 days prior to entry into detox. High-risk drug use was common, including injection, frequenting crack houses, overdosing and trading sex for drugs. Fewer than half of the mothers had a high school education, and few received income from wages or child support. Mothers, with a mean age of 36, reported an average of 2.84 minor children. Only 34% of children were in the guardianship care of their mothers alone or mothers and their partners. Only 21% of mothers indicated that they were the guardians of all of their minor children. Rates of guardianship and custody were somewhat higher for Latina mothers compared to African American mothers. The most important sources of care for the children were grandparents, other relatives and foster parents. Of the children of detoxifying mothers, 21% were living with a non-relative, whereas in a national comparison sample of African American and Latino households, only 2% of children were living with non-relatives. A logistic equation determined that women who did not live in their own home, had less education and used multiple drugs were more likely to have lost guardianship of one or more children. Study findings expand understanding of the detrimental effects of parental drug abuse on children's life opportunities." @default.
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• W2021570211 title "Women in detoxification: loss of guardianship of their children" @default.
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