More than half of women of childbearing age who are not using birth control (search) and may become pregnant drink alcohol and may be putting their unborn child at risk for fetal alcohol syndrome ...

Listen: It's totally normal to want a glass of wine after a long day at work-yes, even (or, honestly, especially) when you're pregnant. And many people-pregnant or not-still think it's totally fine to ...

TUESDAY, June 19 (HealthDay News) -- One of the cardinal rules for expectant moms: don't drink. But a new study out of Denmark is throwing that maxim into doubt. It finds that 5-year-olds whose ...

For decades, women have been told that drinking any amount of alcohol during pregnancy can harm their developing child. The zero-alcohol rule is so ingrained that just walking into a bar while ...

During pregnancy, your body does superhuman things. It creates new organs, almost doubles its blood supply, and grows life faster than you can grow your fingernails. This awe-inspiring work is, well, ...

Pregnant women don't necessarily need to forgo the occasional drink during holiday get-togethers this month, according to recent research. Studies suggest light drinking during pregnancy may have no ...

Supports your pregnancy. Your body needs more water during pregnancy for a number of reasons, including your increased ...

General consensus from most public health officials is to abstain from alcohol. A pregnant woman is in a doctor's office in this undated stock photo. STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images It began with a promising ...

Pregnant women's use of alcohol correlates with that of their partner, a new study shows. Paying attention to both parents' use of alcohol may help to prevent drinking during pregnancy, as well as ...

Is it okay to drink during pregnancy? Even just a little bit? The conventional wisdom says don't risk it. But a series of studies by Danish researchers published this week in the BJOG Journal suggests ...

Thirty-five percent of people say it's okay to drink while pregnant, according to a new survey from Cameron Hughes Wine. The other 65 percent of people say you should never drink during pregnancy.