Caitlyn D. Placek is a medical anthropologist and program evaluator who specializes in biocultural approaches to drug use and diet among reproductive-aged women from a cross-cultural perspective.

Caitlyn D. Placek makes a compelling case for the complex and interacting individual, interpersonal, community, institutional, and environmental factors that can affect pregnant women’s pathways to recovery. This a must-read for anyone interested in the cultural context of drug use and recovery.

Caitlyn D. Placek is a medical anthropologist and program evaluator who specializes in biocultural approaches to drug use and diet among reproductive-aged women from a cross-cultural perspective.

Caitlyn D. Placek makes a compelling case for the complex and interacting individual, interpersonal, community, institutional, and environmental factors that can affect pregnant women’s pathways to recovery. This a must-read for anyone interested in the cultural context of drug use and recovery.

Caitlyn D. Placek is a medical anthropologist and program evaluator who specializes in biocultural approaches to drug use and diet among reproductive-aged women from a cross-cultural perspective.

Caitlyn D. Placek makes a compelling case for the complex and interacting individual, interpersonal, community, institutional, and environmental factors that can affect pregnant women’s pathways to recovery. This a must-read for anyone interested in the cultural context of drug use and recovery.