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Video: Short Takes With NIAAA: What Are Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

This new short video from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism features Dr. Deidra Roach, MD.  The video highlights some key facts about FASD and notes that people with FASD may have difficulty in developing social skills, learning, and memory.

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MotherToBaby Podcast Series for Birth Defects Awareness Month

 
“MotherToBaby released a series of Birth Defects Awareness Month-themed podcast episodes. NCBDDD experts discussed "Birth Defects Awareness Across the Lifespan." Other episodes included preconception health and the importance of pregnancy research.”  

Check out the podcast, HERE!

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Parent raises awareness of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders

“Kathy Hotelling created NC FASD Informed, a nonprofit to guide family members who are navigating the diagnosis with their child after having trouble finding resources herself… Hotelling hopes her nonprofit can help other families learning to live with FASD.”

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ACOG Posts FASD Awareness Message from Ob-gyn Champion Dr. Samuel Bauer

“ACOG member and maternal–fetal medicine specialist Samuel Bauer, MD, FACOG, shares an important reminder for National Birth Defects Awareness Month.”  In the video, Dr. Bauer states, “There is no safe time for alcohol use during pregnancy

 

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Virtual training on Friday, January 27 from 8:30 M - 12:30 PM A Community's Response to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

 This training session will feature experts in the field of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in North Carolina and across the country. Members of the community are invited to attend, including family partners, social services, educational, medical and all others in the community interested in learning more.


Presenters include Yasmin Senturias, MD of Atrium Health in Charlotte, North Carolina, Douglas Waite, MD of Bronxcare Health Systems in New York and Larry Byrd, Ph.D. of the University of North Dakota.

Click HERE, to register.


For more information, please contact
Kathy Hotelling at kathy [DOT] hotelling [AT] ncfasdinformed [DOT] org

 

 

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FASD and Me! A VIrtual Support Group for People Aged 17-23 With An FASD

 

Held the Last Thursday of Each Month from 6-7pm CST

Join our virtual support group for people aged 17-23 with an FASD. We will gather online each month on the last Thursday to connect with others who have had a similar journey. We will talk about the challenges of having an FASD, explore the transition to adulthood and share our joys and successes. You must sign up on our website to receive the link to the event at:

https://www.proofalliance.org/events/fasd-and-me/

This group is facilitated by Proof Alliance Youth Coordinator, Steph Serrato.

 

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Lauren Borchert, BS
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NC Fetal Alcohol Prevention Program

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