This video presents five things a doctor wants their patients to know about alcohol and pregnancy and is intended for patients who are pregnant or intend to be pregnant soon.

For most expectant mothers, pregnancy marks a time of anticipation, care and new beginnings. But for others — particularly those struggling with alcohol use disorder (AUD) — this chapter can ...

yet as many as 10% of pregnant people say they have consumed alcohol at some point in their pregnancy. Turns out, while heavy drinking is universally discouraged for pregnant women, some studies ...

There is no known amount of alcohol that is safe in pregnancy. Don't stress if you had a drink or two before you learned you ...

A study of more than 400 Australian women has found that alcohol consumption at or around the time of conception can damage ...

While social drinking may be commonplace, for expectant mothers, understanding the risks associated with alcohol consumption ...

Think about what that looks like. Journaling can help here too. "Alcohol and pregnancy." American College of Gynecologists. "US Surgeon General calls for cancer warning labels on alcohol." ...

It’s common knowledge that alcohol, smoking cigarettes, certain medications, and some foods should be avoided during pregnancy. But what about cannabis?

Odds ratios (OR) and 95% Confidence Intervals (CI) were calculated for associations between demographic characteristics and alcohol consumption in previous pregnancy and intended alcohol ...

Take a Break From Alcohol, Caffeine, and Particularly Smoking All the habits ... The emotional rollercoaster that comes with raised hormone levels during pregnancy is expected by every pregnant woman.