Study finds alcohol consumption before conception in mice accelerates offspring's aging, increasing susceptibility to diseases.

A recent study on mice indicates that alcohol consumption before conception may speed up offspring's aging process, increasing susceptibility to chronic diseases. The research discovered that offspring born to mice that consumed alcohol before conception exhibited accelerated aging compared to those born to mice that did not. The study highlights the potential negative effects of parental alcohol use on offspring's health and aging, and suggests further research into mitochondrial health interventions for improved health outcomes in people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.

August 28, 2024
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