CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a978-91-7257-634-6$x978-91-7257-634-6
*035  $a(SE-LIBR)11645303$x11645303
*0410 $aeng$bswe
*1001 $aHolmgren, Sara
*24510$aLow dose alcohol exposure during pregnancy - does it harm? :$ba systematic literature review /$c[author: Sara Holmgren]
*260  $aÖstersund :$bSwedish National Institute of Public Health,$c2009$y2009
*300  $a32 s.
*4900 $aR / Swedish National Institute of Public Health,$x1651-8624 ;$v2009:14
*5208 $aRegarding the prevalence of prenatal alcohol exposure, statistics show that social drinking during pregnancy is relatively common, 30% of Swedish women continued to consume alcohol during pregnancy. Official recommendations for pregnant women differ between countries. However, there is a consensus among scholars that heavy drinlking during pregnancy has damaging effects on fetal central nervous system. However little is known about the effects of low to moderate doses of prenatal alcohol exposure. With this as a background, the National Institute of Public health conducted this literature search in order to examine the impact of low to moderate alcohol consumption on children's cognitive and socioemotional development. (From the summary)
*546  $aSammanfattning på svenska med titeln: Socialt drickande och effekter på fostret
*650 4$aSocial drinking
*650 4$aPregnancy
*650 4$aReview literature
*650 4$aChild development
*653  $aSocialt drickande
*653  $aGraviditet
*653  $aLitteraturöversikt
*653  $aFoster
*653  $aBarns utveckling
*830 0$aStatens folkhälsoinstitut ;$v2009:14
*852  $hRapp.2082
*8564 $uhttp://www.fhi.se/sv/Publikationer/Alla-publikationer/Low-dose-alcohol-exposure-during-pregnancy---does-it-harm/$zFulltext$galias: URL
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