… Given their strong cytolytic activity and the potential for auto-… /or lower the T/K ratio, markedly
reduce MDA content and significantly decreased the activities of ALT and AST for the mild …

… on the effects of prenatal ethanol exposure on OL development. … Finally, we discuss the
translational potential of the OL … numerous behavioral studies linking prenatal alcohol exposure …

… neurobiology, and behavior and the potential role of environmentally-… behavior are considered
a hallmark of prenatal alcohol exposure and may be as sensitive an indicator of prenatal …

… integration in the Human Behavior and the Social … future well-being of the individual is
the inequality of risk, that is, the uneven distribution of stress through the population of children…

… To avoid mixing of potential cases with the controls, developmental level of individual …
behavior are more robust risk factors and are often associated with parental smoking. For future …

… After controlling the potential confounders, we found the … there were significantly higher risks
of have lower quartile FSIQ [… measured prenatal exposure of PFCs and children behavioral …

… We hope this review encourages future research on prenatal programming, including …
behavior for reinforcements, in order to provide better therapeutic and lifestyle interventions during …

… can mitigate the long-term adverse effect of maternal stress on child behavioral development.
… Early adverse experiences are recognized as potential causes of long-term behavioral …

… careful weighing up of risks and benefits for patients. Future cforts to develop oestrogen-like …
a cause of weak libido, poor mating behaviour and a later increased risk for schizophrenia. …

… developmental dyslexia and acquired dyslexia. Developmental dyslexia refers that although
some children … in reading and spelling, such as poor verbal communication skills, often typo, …