Date: February 16, 2019 Source: Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation Summary: New research has begun to identify the circumstances by examining relationships between early
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Research: ‘No one wants to be judged and shamed’
Katie O’Malley The stigma surrounding smoking and drinking alcohol in pregnancy could be causing mothers-to-be to conduct the behaviours in private, a study has found. Research from the University of Cardiff found
Using e-technology to support maternal-child health
With most everyone having a smartphone these days, people are using apps to support their health. There are a few apps directed to pregnant women
Mother’s Immune Profile May Influence Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Outcome
February 11, 2019 by NIAAA A new study has found that alcohol use during pregnancy can affect a woman’s immune system in ways that may predict her
Fetal Alcohol Exposure: an Unexpected Organ on the Scene
A team from Rouen has shown that the placenta constitutes a formidable witness of the neurodevelopmental disorders in children exposed to alcohol during pregnancy. It
Save the date (April 4, 2019): Building Better Bridges -A Shared Understanding of FASD
Mark your calendars! Inclusion Alberta, CanFASD, University of Alberta, Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network, and Noble Initiatives have tag teamed up together for a
