What’s Wrong With Drinking if You’re Pregnant?

Posted on February 3, 2016 | 1 Comment

2016_02_02-Pregnancy-Drinks_16-9-header580144462Philosopher Rebecca Kukla (Georgetown) responds to a new CDC report here.
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One response to “What’s Wrong With Drinking if You’re Pregnant?”

  1. Jan Narveson | February 3, 2016 at 10:13 pm | Reply

    It is a little difficult to refrain from using language that some would find abusive in reacting to a report like this. Suffice to say that Rebecca Kukla is, simply, right. What’s to argue? Absolute prohibitions are virtually always grss overreactions, and this one is no exception. Back in times past, when alcoholic drinks were the standard beverages of almost everybody, were 100% of born children suffering from fetal alcoholic syndrome? I don’t think so!

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