Award

NIH Reporter #1K99AA032552-01A1

Preventing and reducing alcohol use during pregnancy: Leveraging economic determinants and policies to inform health system interventions

Recipient

Columbia University Health Sciences, New York, NY, United States

Award Amount

$177,551.00

Ceiling

$177,551.00

Awarded

July 24, 2026

Identifier

1K99AA032552-01A1

Research project funded by NIAAA to study economic determinants of alcohol use during pregnancy and inform health interventions to reduce prenatal alcohol exposure and improve birth outcomes.

Description

This project aims to investigate how economic stressors biologically and behaviorally mediate prenatal alcohol use and related birth outcomes, using biologically verified data and analyzing trends by income and sources of insecurity. It examines pathways through which insecurity influences alcohol misuse during pregnancy, informing prevention and intervention strategies to improve perinatal health.

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