Relationships between moderate maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy and infant neurological development

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N L Staisey, P A Fried

Journal of Studies on Alcohol

|March 1, 1983

When the effects of nicotine consumption were statistically controlled, a significant association between maternal alcohol drinking during pregnancy and decreased muscle tone in the offspring was observed at 9 days but the effect had attenuated by 30 days.

When the effects of nicotine consumption were statistically controlled, a significant association between maternal alcohol drinking during pregnancy and decreased muscle tone in the offspring was observed at 9 days but the effect had attenuated by 30 days.

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