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Regisiter today!! AAP FASD Awareness Month Webinar Series

 “Join the American Academy of Pediatrics this September for a three-part FASD Awareness Month Webinar Series, featuring national experts discussing timely topics related to FASD, including diagnosis, management, co-occurring conditions, and strategies to support children, youth, and families.”

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New Proof Alliance Clinical Resource Hub: Screening & Diagnostic Resources for Health Care Professionals

 

 “Health care providers play a critical role in recognizing prenatal alcohol exposure, identifying FASD and helping individuals access lifelong support. Visit Proof Alliance’s refreshed resource hub for practical tools, clinical guidelines and training resources to strengthen FASD screening and diagnostic practices.”

 Learn more, HERE!

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Creating a Family: You’ve Gotten the FASD Diagnosis: Now What?

 

This article from Creating a Family states, “Having your child receive a diagnosis of FASD can bring a mix of emotions. On one hand, it can be a relief to finally feel heard and understood by medical professionals, to gain answers to your child’s challenges, and to have everyone working from the same understanding. It can also feel overwhelming to take in so much new information at once. Give yourself time to process the diagnosis and consider these important next steps.”

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New Study Finds Upward Trend in Alcohol Use During Pregnancy in the U.S.

 “Prenatal alcohol exposure has increased in the United States over the past decade. The new paper by researchers at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health is published in JAMA.  The new findings suggest that alcohol use during pregnancy, including higher-risk drinking patterns, increased from 2011 through 2024.”

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Developmental Neurotoxicity of Alcohol from Neuronal Basis to Behavioural Outcomes: A Comprehensive Review

“Here, we summarize the pharmacokinetics of ethanol in pregnancy, critical windows of vulnerability, and the classical pathways of alcohol teratogenesis affecting neuronal survival, migration, synaptogenesis, myelination, and gene regulation”
- Neurology International

 

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FASD Across the Lifespan: A Longitudinal Perspective with Dr. Claire Coles


This episode of Living with FASD features “Dr. Claire Coles, a pioneer in the FASD field from Emory University. Dr. Coles shares the history of her groundbreaking longitudinal study—spanning 40 years—which has been instrumental in our current understanding of how prenatal alcohol exposure affects development, health, and aging.”

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