May 24, 2018, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine A study of more than 7,000 low-income, urban mothers enrolled in the Boston Birth Cohort found
Category: Research
New Zealand: Warning labels on alcohol containers highly deficient, new research shows
Comparison of warning labels, from left to right: current “pea-sized” pregnancy warning labels (NZ beer can and NZ bottle), beer imported into NZ from Canada
Brain Studies Point to Perils of Adolescent Alcohol Use
May 17, 2018 by NIAAA The brain takes longer to develop and mature than any other organ in the body. Beginning in the third week
Improving communication of guidance on drinking alcohol in pregnancy
Advice about alcohol consumption during pregnancy could be conveyed more effectively to parents and health professionals, research at Cardiff University has found. Since 2016, guidance
Girls, Women, Alcohol, and Pregnancy: New Annotated Bibliography of 2017 Articles on FASD Prevention
Each year since 2013, researchers associated with the Prevention Network Action Team (pNAT) of the CanFASD Research Network search the academic literature for articles related
Dispensaries Think Weed Is Safe to Treat Morning Sickness. It’s Not.
As marijuana legalization expands and cannabis products become more common, consumers suddenly find they have access to alternative cannabis-derived treatments that claim to help a