The technique of feeding ethanol as part of a totally liquid diet was invented two decades
ago and its successful application for the intervening period is reviewed. This technique …

A technique of feeding alcohol as part of a liquid diet is reviewed that achieves an alcohol
consumption of clinical relevance, while maintaining dietary control and providing adequate …

We present an hypothesis integrating epidemiological, clinical case, and basic biomedical
research to explain why only relatively few women who drink alcohol during pregnancy give …

Techniques are reviewed for the experimental feeding of alcohol, including a liquid diet
procedure invented 25 years ago. This technique results in much higher ethanol intake than …

BACKGROUND: Prenatal alcohol exposure can alter physical and behavioral development,
leading to a range of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Despite warning labels, pregnant …

Prenatal alcohol exposure can lead to a range of physical, neurological, and behavioral
alterations referred to as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD). Variability in outcome …

About three days after a human egg is fertilized, it passes through the fallopian tunnel and
reaches the uterus, where it spends about four days floating in the uterus's fluids, after which …

There is increasing evidence that human pregnancy outcome can be significantly
compromised by suboptimal maternal nutritional status. Poor diet results in a maternal–fetal …

This study investigated the Interactive effects of alcohol and nutritional status of the pregnant
female on fetal growth and development Three liquid diets were formulated ranging in …

Prenatal alcohol exposure can cause a range of physical and behavioral alterations;
however, the outcome among children exposed to alcohol during pregnancy varies widely …