Fetal Alcohol-Related Postnatal Growth Restriction Is Independent of Infant Feeding Practices and Postnatal Alcohol Exposure in a Prospective South African Birth Cohort.

Nutrients · 2023 · PMC10181362 · PMID 37432143

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When examining multivariable models adjusted for potential confounders for 5-year anthropometry outcomes, only a negative trend ( p < 0.10) was seen between postnatal alcohol exposure and weight.

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Negative trends ( p < 0.10) were seen between prenatal AA/drinking occasions and weeks exclusive breastfeeding and reporting insufficient breastmilk, while a positive trend was seen with weeks of mixed feeding.

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