Researchers in China believe that a father's alcohol intake might affect a future child more than a mother's.
Researchers in China believe that a father's alcohol intake may actually affect a future child more than a mother's.
Their results, published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, revealed that the risk of heart defects in infants was 44% higher if their fathers drank. They found that this risk was increased by 16% for mothers who drank. In an interview with ABC News, Qin added,"We think that everyone should know the harm of alcohol consumption." He said parents should"resolutely avoid alcohol consumption six months or one year before and during pregnancy.""What is of the most interest in this work is the fact that they identify a risk if the father is using alcohol. That is a somewhat novel finding," says Dr. Robert H.
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