Excessive ethanol (EtOH) intake, especially to prenatal exposure, can significantly affect
cognitive function and cause permanent learning and memory injures in children. As a …

Background Exposure to ethanol during early development triggers severe neuronal death
by activating multiple stress pathways and causes neurological disorders, such as fetal …

Exposure to ethanol during developmental stages leads to several types of neurological
disorders. Apoptotic neurodegeneration due to ethanol exposure is a main feature in …

Alcohol consumption, in particular ethanol (EtOH), typically begins in human adolescence,
often in a “binge like” manner. However, although EtOH abuse has a high prevalence at this …

Background Ethanol (EtOH) exposure during pregnancy may result in fetal alcohol spectrum
disorders (FASD). One of the most deleterious consequences of EtOH exposure is neuronal …

Background & Objective: The adolescent brain has a higher vulnerability to alcoholinduced
neurotoxicity, compared to adult's brain. Most studies have investigated the effect of ethanol …

Chronic excessive drinking leads to a wide spectrum of neurological disorders, including
cognitive deficits, such as learning and memory impairment. However, the neurobiological …

Chronic ethanol intake can induce neuronal apoptosis, leading to dementia. We
investigated the protective effects of memantine on spatial memory impairment induced by …

Developmental ethanol exposure is a well-known cause of lifelong cognitive deficits,
behavioral hyperactivity, emotional dysregulation, and more. In healthy adults, sleep is …

Exposure to alcohol during brain development may cause a neurological syndrome called
fetal alcohol syndrome, characterized by pre‐and postnatal growth deficiencies, craniofacial …