Pregnant women don’t need a blanket ban on drinking. They need the facts

Jennie Bristow

Pregnant women don’t need a blanket ban on drinking. They need the facts

Jennie Bristow

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Abstract

Giving mothers-to-be advice with no scientific basis is patronising and coercive. Women have the right to see the evidence and make their own decisions.

Original language	English
Journal	Guardian
Publication status	Published - 18 May 2017

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