Submitted by John Aspler, CanFASD 2020 Sterling Clarren Award winner Project background People with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) can have difficult and stigmatizing experiences throughout their
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CanFASD: Media Week #4: Stigmatisation, Exaggeration, and Contradiction: An Analysis of Scientific and Clinical Content in Canadian Print Media Discourse About Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Prepared by John Aspler, at the IRCM’s Pragmatic Health Ethics Research Unit and McGill University’s Integrated Program in Neuroscience John graduated with a BSc in
CanFASD: Media Week #3: “You Don’t Want to Drink? What are you, Pregnant?!”: Representations of Alcohol Use During Pregnancy on Television
Eric Harding is a graduate student in the History Department at Laurentian University. He is also an Academic Writing Coach and a Research Assistant contributing
Participants wanted for Canadian FASD Media Coverage Study!
Participants wanted for a group interview study about FASD! We want to talk to you about your experiences with FASD. In particular, we want to
Sympathy, shame, and few solutions: News media portrayals of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
Sympathy, shame, and few solutions: News media portrayals of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders Objective: There is a lack of public understanding about fetal alcohol spectrum
A Rethink Of The Way We Drink
Check out this video, information and resources to help explore your drinking. Dr. Mike Evans and his team run a different kind of health lab