Objective To assess the impact and potential mechanistic pathways of prenatal alcohol
exposure (PAE) on longitudinal growth and nutritional status in early childhood. Study …

Issues Numerous studies have explored alcohol consumption in pregnancy, but less is
known about women's drinking in the early parenting period (EPP, 0–5 years after …

Cet article s' intéresse aux récits d'expériences de (non-) consommation d'alcool de mères
allaitantes. En suivant une approche pragmatique et féministe, les auteur· e· s décrivent ce …

Objectives Tobacco use is one of the greatest public health problems in the world.
Prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among lactating women ranged between 35.9 …

The use of psychotropic substances during pregnancy has the potential to cause harm to the
developing fetus. Each substance carries specific and often dose dependent effects. It is …

Aims Small children are expected to be abstinent from alcohol, and children's hair is
frequently used as the blank matrix for calibration of the alcohol consumption marker ethyl …

Objectives Monitoring surveys and research outline a paucity of alcohol consumption data
for women in the period of lactation, particularly in rural areas of developed countries …

Substance use during pregnancy and the short-and long-term impacts of different
substances on maternal, fetal, and longer-term health outcomes of individuals prenatally …

Gibson and Porter 1 are commended for providing information on a difficultto-research and
poorly understood topic: longitudinal child developmental effects of maternal substance use …

Alcohol-induced brain disorders have been reported for many decades. Ethanol (EtOH)
presents amphiphilicity properties that permit the fluidibility across the biological barriers …