
Economist Emily Oster demolishes pregnancy myths with hard data. Endorsed by Amy Schumer as "the non-judgmental girlfriend guiding us through pregnancy," this controversial bestseller dares to ask: What if that glass of wine isn't dangerous? Science-backed freedom for expectant mothers everywhere.
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핵심 아이디어를 빠르게 캡처하여 신속하게 학습
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I do bad things, but I own them.
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When I discovered I was pregnant during an economics conference, my first thought wasn't about nursery colors-it was about my morning coffee. Could I still have it? The pregnancy advice I encountered was frustratingly contradictory. As an economics professor with a PhD, I was trained to analyze data and make evidence-based decisions. Why should pregnancy be any different? This disconnect launched me on a journey to apply economic decision-making principles to pregnancy. Instead of accepting vague warnings and arbitrary rules, I dove into the research myself. What I discovered was eye-opening: many standard pregnancy recommendations are based on minimal evidence, outdated research, or extreme caution rather than clear risk-benefit analysis. By challenging conventional wisdom with hard data, I found a more relaxed, less rigid approach to pregnancy-one that empowers women to make informed choices based on actual risks rather than fears. Think about it: wouldn't you rather know that the occasional glass of wine has no documented negative effects rather than being told simply "don't drink" without explanation? Wouldn't you prefer understanding which foods actually pose risks during pregnancy instead of memorizing an arbitrary prohibited list?