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Light drinking in pregnancy linked to smaller teens
Pittsburgh study led by Nancy Day followed 565 mother child pairs since 1982 finds children born to mothers who drank lightly in early pregnancy are shorter and weigh less at age 14 than those of abstainers. Difference remains statistically significant though within normal ranges. Researchers urge no alcohol during pregnancy.
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Dan Nephin
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Nancy Day
Day
Sandra Jacobson
Wayne State University
Detroit
Jacobson
Louise Floyd
The
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Laurie Sisk