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Women’s Brains on Alcohol: Insight into the Science of Sex-Based Risks (2)

 

“The Yale Program on Sex Differences in Alcohol Disorder is exploring the neurobiological drivers of drinking behavior and alcohol use disorder in women.

This work is helping inform the development of novel therapeutics which are responsive to known sex differences in alcohol use disorder.”

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CDC Video: Let’s Talk About What Everyone Should Know About Alcohol Guidelines and Pregnancy

 

This powerfully insightful video is a product of CDC’s National Partner Network, which FASD United is proud to partner on.  Thank you to the team at ORAU and all our partners for this great video, which gives an overview of key guidelines on the risk of alcohol and pregnancy and tips on ways to support healthy pregnancies.  CDC has an additional video on “Introduction to Alcohol SBI to Reduce Alcohol Use During Pregnancy.”

Check out the video, HERE!

 

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CDC Patient Video: 5 Things Your Doctor Wants You to Know About Alcohol and Pregnancy

 This video from CDC “presents five things a doctor wants their patients to know about alcohol and pregnancy and is intended for patients who are pregnant or intend to be pregnant soon.”  Facts presented include “There is no known safe amount of alcohol use during pregnancy.”

 

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Disability, Addiction and Alcohol Use: Lessons for an Empowered FASD Community

 

 As we wrap up Alcohol Awareness Month this April, we are taking a deep dive into disability and alcohol use disorder, two crucial topics that are intertwined when it comes to FASD and prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE).  People with disabilities, including people with FASD, are underserved by systems of addiction treatment and recovery.  We spoke with Dr. Rachel Sayko Adams, an alcohol and substance use researcher and an Associate Professor at Boston University’s School of Public Health.

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A Message of Support and Solidarity for the Autism Community

 

 
FASD United stands alongside leading Autism organizations in calling for “science-based decision-making and respectful public dialogue.” We at FASD United share the Autism community’s concern with an effort to identify the cause of Autism and with rhetoric that refers to the condition as “preventable.”  The FASD and Autism communities are both stronger when we come together.

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No Cost, On-Demand FASD Training Available from Proof Alliance

 


“Proof Alliance has the team and the tools to help you become FASD-informed. Whether you're an educator helping a student with an FASD in the classroom or a health care provider looking to become more culturally competent in your care of Indigenous communities, Proof Alliance's E-Campus has the training for you.”

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