An economist fact-checks pregnancy rules. Most are based on bad data.
An economist applies data analysis to pregnancy advice and discovers that most of it is based on outdated studies, tiny sample sizes, or pure tradition. Oster examines the actual evidence behind rules about coffee, alcohol, sushi, and exercise during pregnancy. The result is the most empowering pregnancy book ever written — one that trusts women to make informed decisions.

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