Avoid alcohol, Government to tell pregnant women
Avoid alcohol, Government to tell pregnant women
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The Government's health experts are to tell pregnant women to avoid alcohol. The advice, which is planned for the new year, is aimed at clearing up confusion caused by the Government's key independent health advisory body, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Nice), which suggested one or two glasses of wine a couple of times a week was safe. |
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News entry number 3230 added on Nov 11, 2007 in the Health category.
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