How To Convince Others That Your Normal-Looking Child Isn’t Normal. 4 action steps you can take to build a bridge by Mike Berry If we
Month: May 2016
Supporting Maternal Health Through Research: A Study On The Use Of Technology To Prevent FASD
Research matters. Being a parent is the most important job in the world. But it doesn’t come with a manual. Findings from research can help
Is Denying Pregnant Women Alcohol Discrimination?
IS DENYING PREGNANT WOMEN ALCOHOL DISCRIMINATION? The States are having an interesting debate on the topic of human rights and motherhood. Specifically recently released New York
Dads’ Age, Alcohol Consumption Cause Epigenetic Changes In Sperm That Increase Kids’ Risk Of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Although we may put a lot of emphasis on how a mother’s lifestyle choices can affect the health of her future children, a recent
SAVE THE DATE, FASD Research: Learning Together
Join researchers, caregivers, and individuals with FASD in a collaborative discussion of impactful research needed in the field of FASD. Registration to open June 1,