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Pregnant Women With Health Insurance Are Less Likely To Drink Alcohol

Pregnant Women With Health Insurance Are Less Likely To Drink Alcohol

Being covered by health insurance has been linked to lesser alcohol consumption in pregnant women, according to a new study conducted by researchers from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.However, pregnant women's use of tobacco was not affected by insurance coverage.Like Us on FacebookAdvertisement"The widespread availability of health insurance through the Affordable Care Act may serve as a universal prevention intervention to help reduce prenatal substance use," said first author Dr. Qiana L. Brown, as per EurekAlert.