Most women know to stop drinking during pregnancy because of the risks to their developing fetus. But a new study shed light on the risk
Month: August 2015
Study: Alcohol Involvement in Sexual Behaviour and Adverse Sexual Health Outcomes from 26 to 38 Years of Age
Alcohol Involvement in Sexual Behaviour and Adverse Sexual Health Outcomes from 26 to 38 Years of Age Jennie L. Connor , Robyn M. Kydd, Nigel
NOFAS Statement on the Stigma of FASD
NOFAS Statement on the Stigma of FASD People affected by FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders) are often stigmatized, including individuals living with FASD and their
Webinar: “Caregiving, FASD, and Alcohol: Caring about FASD Prevention” – September 9, 2015
The Canadian Association of Pediatric Health Centres is hosting a free webinar on International FASD Day, September 9th, 2015. Award-winning journalist and author, Ann Dowsett Johnston
Learning about FASD Training Package for Post-Secondary Instructors
Developed by the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute, the FASD Training Package for Post-Secondary Instructors is a resource for post-secondary instructors and professors. The focus of the
Young people drinking too much, says UVic study
A new study shows that young Canadians are tipping back more drinks than national guidelines recommend. The study, published in the Canadian Journal of Public