This article explores how mother-blame narratives are deeply embedded in epigenetics and health discourse, particularly within the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) hypothesis. The
Author: Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society
Prenatal alcohol exposure before pregnancy awareness: a thematic analysis of online forum comments and misinformation
The study Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Before Pregnancy Awareness: A Thematic Analysis of Online Forum Comments and Misinformation explores how individuals discuss and seek reassurance about
Maternal cannabis use disorder and offspring behavioral outcomes: findings from a linked data cohort study
The study Maternal Cannabis Use Disorder and Offspring Behavioral Outcomes: Findings from a Linked Data Cohort Study explores the relationship between maternal cannabis use disorder
Pregnancy intention, preconception health, health behaviours, and information and health advice seeking among expectant male partners
Abstract Background Attempting pregnancy as a conscious decision (pregnancy intention) can impact the likelihood that a future parent receives or seeks preconception health information, initiates
Did Universal Alcohol Screening and Brief Interventions Delivered in the Context of Reproductive Health Care Universally Reach Demographically Diverse Patients?
Abstract Objective To identify demographic disparities in rates of alcohol screening and brief intervention (ASBI) aimed at reducing the risk of alcohol-exposed pregnancy (AEP). Design
Barriers to the use of no and low alcohol products in high-risk drinkers
This study explores why some high-risk drinkers avoid No and Low Alcohol (NoLo) products as alternatives to regular alcohol. Using data from the 2022 Global