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September 5, 2025WileyOpen Access

Characterization of substance use disorder during pregnancy in a syphilis population

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Pregnant patients with substance use disorder experienced poorer delivery outcomes compared to those without SUD.
Those with substance use disorder had a higher likelihood of preterm delivery, at almost six times greater risk than their counterparts.
Inadequate treatment of syphilis was notably higher among those who used methamphetamines compared to those who did not.
Demographic differences were observed among pregnant individuals with and without substance use disorder, impacting prenatal care access.

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Observational analysis elucidates associations between substance use disorder and inadequate treatment of syphilis in pregnant women, suggesting critical healthcare implications.

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Warncke et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3d5b2b87ece8dc956278 https://doi.org/10.1002/pmf2.70094

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Observational analysis elucidates associations between substance use disorder and inadequate treatment of syphilis in pregnant women, suggesting critical healthcare implications.

Characterization of substance use disorder during pregnancy in a syphilis population

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