Brenda S. Dow, and Brandon M. Boylan Abstract Scholars face methodological challenges when conducting research about vulnerable populations, such as individuals living with fetal alcohol
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Prenatal substance exposure, adverse childhood experiences and diagnosed mental and behavioral disorders – a longitudinal register-based matched cohort study in Finland
Anne M.Koponen, Niina-MariaNissinen, MikaGissler, IlonaAutti-Rämö, TaistoSarkola, HannaKahila https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssmph.2020.100625 Highlights Mental health problems are common in youth with prenatal substance exposure (PSE). Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
CanFASD: Keep your Canada Day celebrations safe and healthy in 2020
Canada Day is just around the corner! With COVID-19 still a major health concern, the celebrations are going to be a little different this year.
CanFASD New Webinar: Loss, Grief, and FASD
Register now for the CanFASD newest webinar presentation on Friday July 10, 2020 at 1:00pm EST. Dr. Dorothy Badry, CanFASD’s Child Welfare Research Lead, will
CanFASD Article Summary #1: Assessment Measures used in Alberta
This Article Summary is part of the CanFASD Connect series: Top Articles Summary Series. Over the next several months,they will be bringing you summaries of
CanFASD: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and Adversity
KEY MESSAGES Individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) have a heightened sensitivity to stress because of the brain-based impacts of prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE).