Raymond B. Wait

TL;DR: The behavior of methadone-treated women during pregnancy and the postnatal period closely resembled that of drug-free controls, and contrasted with untreated drug-dependent women.

TL;DR: Although overall compliance was low, a significant relationship was found between type of program incentive and compliance outcome, and the program using milk coupons as an incentive had the best compliance rate.

TL;DR: Although no significant differences were found among ethnic groups for birth control information and use, the desire for pregnancy, grouped by marital status at conception, was significantly different for Hispanics.

TL;DR: Neisseria gonorrhoeae was isolated more frequently from patients coming for a sexually transmitted disease screen than from those attending for other reasons, and there was a significant increase in isolation of Mycoplasma species from 18-19-year-old patients, but no such difference was observed for U. urealyticum when compared to younger age groups.

TL;DR: Technical aspects of child-rearing, even when deliberately presented by health educators, did not appear to be easily applied in the extended family setting, and long-term goals seemed inconsistent with the adolescent's behavior.