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"fetal alcohol syndrome was first described in his lab in 1963,... 2. Chamove: "fetal alcohol syndrome was first described in his lab in 1963, before that maternal consumption of alcohol was considered unimportant for the fetus;" The paper almost universally acknowledged as the landmark report is: Pattern of malformation in offspring of chronic alcoholic mothers. Jones KL, Smith DW, Ulleland CN, Streissguth P. Lancet 1973. [Almost universally because, apparently, Harlow's apologists think that everything was discovered in his lab.] From the abstract: "Case histories are presented of 8 unrelated children born to mothers who were chronic alcoholics. These children showed a similar pattern of craniofacial, limb, and cardiovascular defects associated with prenatal-onset growth deficiency and developmental delay. This is the 1st report to document an association between maternal alcoholism and aberrant morphogenesis in the offspring." One author writes: "In 1973, whilst doing research on human behavioral teratology (the study of birth defects) [Drs] Kenneth L. Jones and David W. Smith along with their colleagues in Seattle identified a specific pattern of malformations, growth deficiencies and Central Nervous System (CNS) dysfunctions that were observable in some offspring of alcoholic mothers |
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