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According to a study published in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research, a considerable proportion of women report continuing to drink during pregnancy, but biomarker tests indicate they are drinking at modest levels. Do you advise patients against all alcohol consumption during pregnancy?

A. Yes, any amount of alcohol consumption during pregnancy poses an increased risk of fetal disorders.
B. Usually, but it depends on the patient.
C. No, light to moderate alcohol consumption is not harmful during pregnancy.

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