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NIAAA Research: Learn About the Alcohol Treatment Navigator

 FASD United is proud to feature key research advances from NIAAA.  Learn more about helpful resources available from NIAAA.
 
“Why use the Navigator? Unlike many other resources you may find online, the Navigator has no commercial sponsors. Instead, it is produced by the leading U.S. agency for scientific research on alcohol and health, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA).  The Navigator will steer you toward evidence-based treatment, which applies knowledge gained through decades of carefully designed scientific research.”

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Upcoming NIAAA Webinar: Alcohol & Women’s Health Thursday, November 21 from 12:00 to 1:00 Eastern

 NIAAA's Webinar, Save the Date and Register Today!

Thursday, November 21 from 12:00 to 1:00 Eastern

Alcohol can have unique effects on women, including during pregnancy. Join FASD United and the NIAAA for this webinar to learn about alcohol’s effects on women’s health, the living experience of those impacted, and how different factors influence the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure.
 
Speakers include Dr. Sherry McKee with the Yale School of Medicine and Dr. Ludmila Bakhireva with the University of New Mexico. 

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Prenatal Alcohol Exposure and Associations With Physical Size, Dysmorphology and Neurodevelopment

 

“This systematic review assesses associations of prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) and outcomes of diagnostic assessments, providing an evidence base for the improvement of FASD diagnostic criteria.”
- BMC Medicine

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Early Alcohol Exposure Leaves Molecular Signature in Fetal Placenta

 

“A recent study shows that alcohol exposure in the earliest stages of pregnancy can lead to detectable molecular changes in the late-gestation placenta… This research provides a proof-of-concept for a potential screening tool that could identify alcohol exposure in newborns by detecting these molecular signatures.”

 

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Proof Alliance NC Uses Clean Graffiti for Public Health Message

 “Community health messages are such a great use of Clean Graffiti and that is exactly what Proof Alliance NC has done for over a year now. This amazing organization is using unexpected placement (aka the sidewalk) to help spread an extremely important message about not drinking alcohol during pregnancy.” 

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New from SAMHSA: Understanding FASD: A Guide for Expecting Parents, Caregivers, and Families

 

 This article from SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) states, “While there is no cure for FASDs, early intervention and comprehensive treatment planning can significantly improve the quality of life for those impacted by symptoms of FASDs.”

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