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Preconception Care for Reducing Alcohol Exposure in Pregnancy
Mary J. O’Connor, PhD, ABPP
Preconception counseling can be very effective in helping at-risk women reduce or stop alcohol use during pregnancy, greatly lowering the risk of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Several validated screening tools are included.

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