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We shouldn’t lock up young offenders with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. Here are the alternatives
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Publishing Date:
9 October, 2024
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Authors:
Elizabeth J Elliott, Fiona Robards
Early moderate prenatal alcohol exposure and maternal diet impact offspring DNA methylation across species
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Publishing Date:
6 September, 2024
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Journal Name:
Developmental Biology, Genetics and Genomics
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Authors:
Mitchell Bestry, Alexander N Larcombe, Nina Kresoje, Emily K Chivers, Chloe Bakker, James P Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth J Elliott, Jeffrey M Craig, Evelyne Muggli, Jane Halliday, Delyse Hutchinson, Sam Buckberry, Ryan Lister, Martyn Symons, David Martino
Use of record linkage to examine alcohol use in pregnancy
This study aimed to examine the obstetric and newborn outcomes for women with an alcohol-related hospital admission during pregnancy.
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Publishing Date:
26 August, 2024
Survey of paediatricians’ knowledge, attitudes and practice: FAS diagnosis
This study aimed to assess paediatricians' knowledge, attitudes and practices of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and alcohol use during pregnancy.
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Publishing Date:
26 August, 2024
Health professionals’ knowledge, practice and opinions about FAS
This study investigated the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of health professionals related to drinking and pregnancy.
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Publishing Date:
26 August, 2024
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