The Centers for Disease Control recently recommended that women who are not on birth control should avoid alcohol in case they become pregnant. Do you think that this is good advice or bad advice?

Conducted

February 5, 2016

3290 US adults surveyed

Conducted February 5, 2016

YouGov surveyed 3290 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Good advice

62%

Bad advice

18%

Not sure

20%

The Centers for Disease Control recently recommended that women who are not on birth control should avoid alcohol in case they become pregnant. Do you think that this is good advice or bad advice?

Conducted February 5, 2016

YouGov surveyed 3290 US adults

Good advice

62%

Bad advice

18%

Not sure

20%

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