This recent JAMA Network Open study examines the advice pregnant individuals receive from cannabis retailers when they ask about using blunts, tobacco, or cannabis during
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5 Factors Influencing Alcohol Use During Pregnancy
This resource explores the many factors that can influence alcohol use during pregnancy, recognizing that decisions around alcohol are shaped by far more than individual
5 Things to Know About: Level 1 FASD Prevention
This resource offers a practical and compassionate overview of Level 1 FASD prevention, with a focus on broad awareness, health promotion, and shared community responsibility.
Non-smoker and smoker identity related to mother-identity among (pre)pregnant women before and after participating in a smoking cessation intervention
This study offers valuable insight into how identity shapes health behaviours during the preconception and prenatal periods, particularly for women who smoke. Researchers explored how
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy in Scotland following public health interventions: population-based study
Recent research from Scotland demonstrates that a combination of national alcohol-related policies, such as minimum unit pricing (MUP), changes to drink-driving limits, and updated public
Cannabis use patterns, motivations, and reasons for abstinence in pregnancy
The study “Cannabis Use Patterns, Motivations, and Reasons for Abstinence in Pregnancy” (Blair et al., 2025) explores the complex relationship between cannabis use, motivations for