Exploring the contributions and suitability of relational and community‐centered fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) prevention work in First Nation communities

Jacqueline Pei, Elizabeth Carlson, Melissa Tremblay, Cheryl Poth https://doi.org/10.1002/bdr2.1480 Abstract Background This study provides initial evidence of the contributions and suitability of relational, trauma‐informed, and community‐based approaches for

No Amount of Alcohol Is Safe in Pregnancy, Study Says

May 7, 2019, BY MEDSHADOW STAFF   Think sipping on a few measly ounces of alcohol while pregnant is safe? Think again. While media has long

What do preschoolers know about alcohol? Evidence from the electronic Appropriate Beverage Task (eABT)

Emmanuel Kuntsche, Lydie Le Mével, Robert A. Zuckerd https://doi.org/10.1016/j.addbeh.2016.05.004 Highlights Development of an age-appropriate technique to assess children’s alcohol knowledge Using touch-screen computers was shown

Young people shift the ‘soft stigma’ of alcohol abstinence in Finland and Australia

A cross-cultural analysis of young non-drinkers in Finland and Australia has found both groups employed similar methods to manage the ‘soft stigma’ of abstinence. Led

Research: Risk factors for alcohol use among pregnant women, ages 15–44, in the United States, 2002 to 2017

DvoraShmulewitz, Deborah S.Hasin https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ypmed.2019.04.027 Highlights 9.9% of pregnant women drank alcohol and 3.4% reported binge drinking in 2002–2017. Drug use and being unmarried increase risk of

National Post: Canadian study identifies five most vulnerable groups for FASD

While FASD can affect people from all racial, ethnic and sociological backgrounds, the data shows prevalence rates are particularly devastating for certain groups People in

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