Which is true about illicit drug use in pregnant women?
A. If a woman tests positive for drugs after giving birth, there are no negative ramifications as long as the baby shows no symptoms
B. Black women who are pregnant are more likely to test positive for drugs compared to non-black pregnant women
C. Black women and their newborns are more likely to be tested for illicit drugs than nonblack women
D. Wealthy women are test positive for drug use during pregnancy are more likely to be punished compared to poor women
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