Alcohol exposure, and particularly chronic heavy drinking, affects all components of the
adaptive immune system. Studies both in humans and in animal models determined that …

Alcohol abuse is known to result in clinical abnormalities of endocrine function and
neuroendocrine regulation. However, most studies have been conducted on males. Only …

Настоящее руководство представляет первый в отечественной литературе системный
труд по проблемам превентивной психиатрии. В нем с принципиально новых теоретико …

About three days after a human egg is fertilized, it passes through the fallopian tunnel and
reaches the uterus, where it spends about four days floating in the uterus's fluids, after which …

Evidence for immune/neuroimmune disturbances as a possible root cause of a range of
disorders, including neurodevelopmental disorders, is growing. Although prenatal alcohol …

Prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) has well‐known teratogenic effects on the developing
fetus, potentially resulting in neurologic impairments. However, there is increasing interest …

Background: Since chronic alcohol use suppresses the adult immune system, we tested the
hypothesis that maternal alcohol ingestion increases the risk of infection in term newborns …

Alcohol use by pregnant women is a significant public health issue despite well-described
risks to the fetus including physical and intellectual growth retardation and malformations …

Recognition of the relationship between alcohol abuse and adverse prenatal outcomes is
reflected in the warning labels on every alcoholic beverage sold in the United States …

Studies of the effects of power-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMFs) on the immune and
other body systems produced positive and negative results, and this pattern was usually …