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Experiences of Healthcare Providers Caring for Pregnant Individuals With Substance Use Disorder

“The findings underscore the need for targeted provider education, institutional policies that reduce care barriers, and increased community and institutional resources to better support patients with SUD during pregnancy.”
- Drug and Alcohol Dependence

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Scientists Warn: Even Small Amounts of Alcohol During Pregnancy Can Damage Brain

“Published in the journal Neuropharmacology, the study shows that even small amounts of alcohol can disrupt the baby’s brain circuits responsible for learning, memory, decision-making, and behavior control.”

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Perinatal and Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Impairs Cognitive Flexibility in Adult Offspring

“These findings collectively highlight the critical role of impaired cholinergic signaling in the cognitive and behavioral deficits observed following PeAE and PAE. Understanding this cholinergic dysfunction provides valuable insights necessary for developing targeted interventions…”
- Neuropharmacology

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Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Rewires the Brain and Fuels Compulsive Behavior, New Study Finds

“A new study from Texas A&M University has identified a specific brain cell in offspring affected by early alcohol exposure that’s directly linked to problems with flexible thinking and impulse control, and this gives researchers a clear target for better understanding and eventually developing more effective treatments of FASD.”

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THIS WEEK: Proof Alliance Session: Defiance Decoded: What It Really Means and How to Respond

"Defiance isn't always defiance. In individuals with an FASD, challenging behaviors often stem from brain-based differences—not intentional resistance. Join Proof Alliance's EmpowerEd webinar, Defiance Decoded: What It Really Means & How To Respond, on Thursday, November 6, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. CST to learn how to reframe behaviors as signals of unmet needs, dysregulation, or skill gaps. Join other caregivers with speaker Dr. Jana Hunsley, LCSW, to develop strength-based solutions that enhance your family's well-being and quality of life. Her approach to addressing the needs of every family is part of her dedication to supporting foster and adoptive families."

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Functional Consequences Paternal Preconceptual Alcohol Consumption

“This chapter aims to present an overview of the current knowledge on the inter- and transgenerational impacts of preconceptual paternal alcohol consumption (PPAC), the outcomes seen across generations and the mechanisms by which these changes may be passed down generations.”
- Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences

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