These information cards from the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute are intended to help clear up confusing information about alcohol and pregnancy. The cards can be downloaded
Why Are Women More Vulnerable to Alcohol Than Men?
Women are generally more vulnerable to the effects of alcohol because: On average, women weigh less and people who weigh less reach higher blood alcohol
Take Home Message for Women
Women need to know that alcohol affects them differently than men, and that it is safest not to consume alcohol when pregnant. To be low
‘No alcohol in pregnancy’ Campaign Launches in UK
A new high profile campaign has been launched in Halton to advise pregnant women, or those trying for a baby, that they should not drink
Give and Take
Have you seen the Give and Take booklet? This booklet is for women who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant and who struggle with
Pregnancy Test Dispensers In Washroom
Pregnancy test dispensers to be installed in two Whitehorse washrooms Dispensers will be in women’s washrooms for study on reducing Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder CBC