Alcohol and Pregnancy

Section last updated: Wednesday, February 03, 2010

	Alcohol & Pregnancy
	SUMMARY PAPER: The safe use of alcohol during pregnancy by Creina Stockley of the Australian Wine Research institute
	Timing of heavy alcohol consumption in pregnancy has different effects on child behaviour problems
	Detailed analysis of International research concerning alcohol consumption during pregnancy and breast feeding
	Couples should avoid drinking alcohol during fertility treatment, study finds
	Genetics can mediate vulnerability to alcohol’s effects during pregnancy
	Is UK medical advice on prenatal alcohol use really accurate?
	Heavy and binge drinking during pregnancy increases risk of preterm birth
	Light drinking in pregnancy offers little harm to unborn children
	Pregnant women who binge drink risk stillbirth
	Little evidence that occasional binge drinking while pregnant seriously harms fetus
	Prenatal alcohol exposure and attention, learning and intellectual ability
	Targetted interventions for 'at risk' may cut risk of drinking in pregnancy
	Gene mutation protects fetus from alcohol’s effects
	Females, alcohol and hormones
	New ‘eye movement’ test may help treat fetal alcohol syndrome
	Risk Factors for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
	Binge Drinking during Pregnancy
	Antioxidants During Pregnancy May Help Prevent Birth Defects Tied to Alcohol
	Can the Light to Moderate Consumption of Alcohol Affect Fertility and Fecundity
	Alcohol and Preterm Pregnancy
	Alcohol and pregnancy - the Danish experience by Dr. Erik Skovenborg
	Alcohol and breast feeding
	Moderate alcohol use and waiting time to pregnancy
	Long-Chain Alcohol Found to Block Mechanism of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
	Does a glass of wine a day harm the foetus?
	Pregnant women can drink safely in moderation