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Genetic and Epigenetic Determinants of FASDs: Toward a Precision Medicine Approach

 

“This review provides an integrative analysis of how genetic polymorphisms in key alcohol-metabolizing enzymes modulate maternal and fetal susceptibility to ethanol and its toxic metabolite, acetaldehyde.”
- Experimental and Molecular Pathology
 

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A Content Analysis of Caregiver Perspectives on Strengths and Protective Factors in Youth With FASD and Criminal Legal System Involvement

 

“The current study explored the perspectives of caregivers regarding strengths and protective factors present in their youth with FASD and CLS involvement… Results suggest that strengths are present in this population across ecological system levels.”
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CDC Partner Network Research: Facilitating Culturally Safe Conversations Around Substance Use Disorder and Contraception to Provide Inclusive Care for Neurodiverse and Neurotypical Populations

Researchers that are part of CDC’s National Partner Network project addressing FASD, including the University of Alaska and the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) published this research in the journal Nursing for Women's Health looking at “culturally safe, patient-centered dialogue, with attention to neurodiverse populations, including those with FASD.”

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FASD Respect Act Signed into Law, Delivering Support to Individuals with FASD!

 Big news for the FASD community! The President has officially signed the SUPPORT Act into law — and with it, the long-awaited FASD Respect Act is now authorized. This milestone reflects years of dedication, advocacy, and partnership across the country.

 Many of our colleagues from across the nation worked tirelessly on this effort! We are so proud of what they were able to accomplish and so excited for what the future holds for the FASD community!

 The FASD Respect Act does more than establish funding pathways. It directs the federal government to take a stronger, more informed approach to supporting individuals and families affected by FASD — one that values lived experience and prioritizes real solutions. With this law in place, we can now push for the resources and services that will create meaningful change.

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More Pregnant Women Turning to Low-alcohol Drinks, Study Reveals

“Experts are calling for clearer labelling on low-alcohol drinks to distinguish them from alcohol-free options, amid growing popularity among pregnant women and a significant lack of information.”

 

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Join Webinar on Substance Use Trends: The Effects on Child Safety and Family Risk Factors

 “Join the National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare’s (NCSACW) on December 17th for a webinar exploring how substance use trends affect child safety and family risk factors. National experts will offer strategies to improve outcomes for families.”

 

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