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Even a Little Drinking in Pregnancy Can Reshape Fetal Brain

Even a Little Drinking in Pregnancy Can Reshape Fetal Brain
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Even a Little Drinking in Pregnancy Can Reshape Fetal Brain

Even a Little Drinking in Pregnancy Can Reshape Fetal Brain
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Even a Little Drinking in Pregnancy Can Reshape Fetal Brain

Even a Little Drinking in Pregnancy Can Reshape Fetal Brain
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Study finds MRI reveals altered brain structure in foetuses exposed to alcohol

A new study has found significant changes in the brain structure of foetuses exposed to alcohol compared to healthy controls.

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MRI reveals altered brain structure in fetuses exposed to alcohol

North America: "Fetal alcohol syndrome is a worldwide problem in countries where alcohol is freely available," said Gregor Kasprian, M.D., associate professor of radiology at the Medical University of.

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