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Moderate Drinking During Pregnancy doesn't Always Affect Children's Brain Development
Drinking about 2 to 7 glasses of alcohol per week during pregnancy doesn't lead to any negative outcomes for the baby, according to a new study. The adverse effects of alcohol exposure in the womb are especially low in children belonging to higher socioeconomic classes.
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