Prenatal alcohol exposure can permanently impact fetal development causing birth defects and brain injury. Individuals with prenatal alcohol exposure are at risk of having fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) - a neurodevelopmental disability with a wide range of effects that can be prevented by abstaining from alcohol during pregnancy.
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