The substantial advances in understanding fetal alcohol syndrome over the past 20 years
were made in large part because of research with animals. This review illustrates recent …

Much is known about the potential consequences of prenatal alcohol exposure through data
developed in animals and man. However, little attempt has been made to compare the …

Fetal alcohol exposure has multiple deleterious effects on brain development, and
represents a leading known cause of mental retardation. This review of the effects of alcohol …

One of the distinguishing features of prenatal alcohol exposure is impaired cognitive and
behavioral function resulting from damage to the central nervous system. Information …

There is convincing evidence that alcohol is teratogenic both in humans and animals and
that its most devastating effects are on the developing brain. However, much information is …

Since the first reports of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), thousands of studies have examined
the effects of antenatal alcohol exposure in humans and in animal models. Research with …

This article represents the proceedings of a symposium at the 2002 Research Society on
Alcoholism/International Society for Biomedical Research on Alcoholism meeting in San …

Several explanations for the diverse results in research on foetal alcohol spectrum disorders
or alcohol‐related neurodevelopmental disorder might be at hand: timing, amount and …

Prenatal exposure to alcohol has profound effects on many aspects of fetal development.
Although alterations of somatic growth and specific minor malformations of facial structure …

Reviews data collected using rodent models of prenatal and neonatal alcohol exposure and
relates them to clinical findings in children exposed to alcohol in utero. Topics discussed …