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Inexpensive Education May Lower Alcohol Consumption During Pregnancy

 

 
“A simple information sheet may help prevent harms caused by prenatal alcohol exposure. A study just published in Alcohol: Clinical and Experimental Research found that women who reviewed a flyer with clear, concise information about alcohol use during pregnancy changed their attitudes and increased their understanding of the risks of, and health recommendations about, drinking during pregnancy.”

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Statement on Forthcoming Book Speculating About Princess Margaret and FASD from U.K. FASD Organization

 

 
A new book by Meryle Secrest raises questions about whether or not Princess Margeret may have had FASD.  A statement from the U.K. National Organization for FASD says, “While we as an organization do not speculate on who may or may not have FASD, we are pleased to note that there is increased public awareness these days of the risks of alcohol and pregnancy and that there are changes underway for better diagnosis and support for people with FASD.”

 

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Assessing Supportive Needs in Pregnant Women With Substance Use, a Qualitative Study

“The paramount need for pregnant women with SUD is structured education on sexual health and harm reduction in pregnancy. Findings advocate for tailored, theory-based interventions to provide holistic support, potentially improving maternal and fetal outcomes.”
- AJOG Global Reports

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SAMHSA Releases Annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health

 “Today, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) released the results of the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), which shows how people living in United States reported their experience with mental health conditions, substance use and pursuit of treatment.”

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Meet the Heart of FASD United: Our Family Navigators

 Whether you're looking for answers, resources, or just someone who gets it! Our Navigators are here to help.  

With living experience and deep knowledge, they offer personalized support for individuals, families, and caregivers navigating FASD.

From finding local services to joining peer support groups, you're not alone in this journey. 

For help with FASD resources and peer support, visit our website or call 800-666-6327.

 

 

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The NC Injury and Violence Prevention Branch Recently Released Two New Alcohol-Related Pages!

 

 

The NC Injury and Violence Prevention Branch recently released two new alcohol-related pages. 

The Alcohol and Related Harms Data page includes statewide summary data as well as interactive visuals of state and county-level metrics for partners across North Carolina to understand the impacts of excessive alcohol use in their communities. The Alcohol Use and Related Harms Prevention page provides general information and prevention strategies to reduce excessive alcohol use and its related harms.

 

 

 

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