Objectives Epidemiological studies have raised concerns about the reproductive
consequences of in utero exposure to alcohol. Maternal lifestyle factors have been …

We explored whether maternal alcohol intake in early pregnancy is associated with pubertal
timing in sons and daughters. In total, 15,819 children, born 2000–2003 within the Danish …

Introduction Alcohol binge drinking is common in early pregnancy and is a well‐established
risk factor for subsequent child health. Yet, very few studies have investigated the effect on …

Please cite this paper as: Robinson M, Oddy W, McLean N, Jacoby P, Pennell CE, de Klerk
N, Zubrick S, Stanley F, Newnham J. Low–moderate prenatal alcohol exposure and risk to …

Aim It is unclear whether low‐to‐moderate alcohol consumption during pregnancy affects
child development. This study examined the effects that a mother's self‐reported alcohol …

Objective The relationship between light maternal alcohol consumption and fetal outcome
remains contentious and the professional advice women receive is conflicting. The aim of …

Aim: To investigate maternal alcohol intakes before and during pregnancy, their impact on
mothers and infants to 18 months. Method: Prospective study of 504 New Zealand …

Abstract Research Question What is the impact of maternal and paternal alcohol
consumption in the periconception period on embryonic and foetal development assessed …

Objective To investigate the relationship between prenatal alcohol exposure and fetal
growth and preterm birth and to estimate the effect of dose and timing of alcohol exposure in …

Background High levels of alcohol exposure during pregnancy can damage developing
brains and influence child behavior and learning. Aim To examine the effects of lower levels …