Excessive exposure to alcohol prenatally has a myriad of detrimental effects on the health
and well-being of the offspring. It is unknown whether chronic low-moderate exposure of …

Key points Prenatal alcohol exposure has the potential to affect fetal development and
programme chronic disease in offspring. Previous preclinical models typically use high …

Consequences of prenatal exposure to ethanol (E) include morphological, physiological,
and cognitive deficits and are collectively classified as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders …

It is unknown whether low to moderate maternal alcohol consumption adversely affects
postnatal health. The aim of the present study was to develop a rodent model of low …

Alcohol consumption throughout pregnancy can cause metabolic dysregulation, including
glucose intolerance in progeny. This study determined if periconceptional (PC) alcohol (12 …

Maternal ethanol consumption during pregnancy can produce a range of teratogenic
outcomes in offspring. The mechanism of ethanol teratogenicity is multi-faceted, but may …

C57BL/6 mice were maintained on liquid diets containing 27.5% ethanol‐derived calories
beginning on gestational day 12. For one group, the liquid diet was replaced with laboratory …

Adverse events during pregnancy, including prenatal ethanol (EtOH) exposure, are
associated with insulin-resistant diabetes in male rat offspring, but it is unclear whether this …

Background: Ethanol consumption during pregnancy can lead to a range of adverse
developmental outcomes in children, termed fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). Central …

Low birth weight in humans predisposes to obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and type 2
diabetes in adult life. Alcohol exposure during pregnancy has been associated with fetal …