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CDC Study: Severity of COVID-19 Hospitalization Outcomes and Patient Disposition Differ by Disability Status and Disability Type

 

"A recent CDC study compared measures of COVID-19 severity and discharge data among people with disabilities to outcomes among those without disabilities, including an analysis by disability type. The study found that, among people hospitalized with COVID-19, people with disabilities had more severe outcomes."

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Promising Findings for Anti-alcohol Treatment in Pregnancy

 

“A study has found a medication that helps people refrain from drinking alcohol has shown no harmful effects during pregnancy in early stage trials.  The study looked at the safety of acamprosate and found the medication did not affect maternal and birth outcome.”

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Local FASD Group "Home of Hope" Spreads Christmas Cheer

 

“Home of Hope focuses on those affected by FASD… Every year they set up Christmas lights as a Home of Hope tradition.  This event is two-fold: a fundraising initiative for the children and young adults with special needs and bringing the local community together, bringing some Christmas joy.”

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Education About FASD Has to be Put in Place

 

This letter to the editor by Rebecca Tillou, FASD self advocate and longtime friend of FASD United, states, “Forty-five percent of pregnancies in the United States are unplanned… These numbers tell the truth. Women don’t know. So, education has to be put in place, to talk to students, young women, obstetricians, pediatricians, and general practitioners about FASDs. Prevention starts with a conversation.”

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Social Work and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

 

“Social workers can play a more positive role in the prevention and identification of FASD, as well as in services supporting those affected by it.  Increased awareness and learning opportunities, and more encouragement and resources are necessary for social workers to fulfill their potential in this field.”

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How Many Is Too Many? When Drinking Becomes a Problem, NIH

 

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides information on the impact of alcohol use and health. This resource includes practical tips for rethinking drinking, how to notice signs of heavy drinking, and when someone should talk to their health care provider about their relationship alcohol. Links to additional resources are provided.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides information on the impact of alcohol use and health. This resource includes practical tips for rethinking drinking, how to notice signs of heavy drinking, and when someone should talk to their health care provider about their relationship alcohol. Links to additional resources are provided.

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