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FASD United Partners with AAP for Workshop on Multidisciplinary Strategies for Identifying & Supporting Children with FASD: Birth to Five

 

FASD United is proud to join our NPN partner the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) on this important workshop on August 20, 2025.  “Roxanne Chang, MD, FAAP (from AAP) and Jennifer Wisdahl (from FASD United) will present a professional webinar which will focus on enhancing care coordination for children from birth to five years old and their families affected by FASD. This event will emphasize the importance of universal screening and an interdisciplinary approach.”

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FASd United and Partners Publish Special Section in Research Journal: FASD Prevention and Intervention

 A special section, “Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Prevention and Intervention,” was included in a recent issue of Substance Use & Addiction Journal (SAj)—the official journal of the Association for Multidisciplinary Education and Research in Substance use and Addiction. The articles represent the work of 11 cooperative agreements formerly funded by CDC to explore and describe the rationale, approaches, and challenges in implementing FASD prevention and intervention strategies and practices.

 

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Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Could Worsen Recovery From Stroke in Midlife

 

“Exposure to alcohol in utero can have enduring health effects across the lifespan, including increased risks related to strokes in midlife, according to new research. The preclinical study found that fetal alcohol exposure significantly influences how well someone in middle age will recover after a stroke.”

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Pediatricians Get Updated Guidance On Diagnosing Developmental Disabilities

 


“The nation’s pediatricians are getting new guidelines for how to go about evaluating children who present with global developmental delay or intellectual disability. Doctors should use genetic testing to assess children early, according to a clinical report from the American Academy of Pediatrics published recently in the journal Pediatrics.”

 

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Brain Alterations From Prenatal Exposure to Tobacco and Alcohol Persist Into Adolescence

 “A team of researchers at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles analyzed data to understand the effects of prenatal exposure to tobacco and alcohol on brain development into adolescence… “We investigated whether prenatal alcohol and tobacco exposure were associated with how the brain changed across time at least 10 years after these exposures would have occurred,” says Andrew Marshall, PhD, lead author on the study.”

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Alcohol Use During Pregnancy: The Impact of Social Determinants of Health on Alcohol Consumption Among Pregnant Women

 

“Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) impact alcohol use during pregnancy. Understanding the impact of SDoH across pregnancy will elucidate important information to reduce rates of prenatal alcohol exposure… healthcare providers should screen all pregnant women for alcohol use throughout pregnancy, especially among populations or groups identified as being vulnerable to continue alcohol use during pregnancy.”
- Biology of Sex Differences

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