Small Amount Of Alcohol During Pregnancy May Not be Harmfull, According To New Danish Study
August 23rd, 2012
A drink or two each week during pregnancy may not affect a child’s general intelligence at age 5, according to a new series of Danish studies. The research indicates that strict abstinence may not be necessary during early to mid pregnancy, but the researchers say their findings need to be investigated further. Mothers-to-be, they say, should continue to follow current guidelines that advise against any alcohol consumption.
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Posted by LPHI
Filed in Advisories, Recalls & Alerts, Children's Health, Drugs & Alcohol, Women's Health
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