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FASD: A consideration of sentencing and unreliable confessions
This article reviews legal approaches in Australia, New Zealand and internationally...
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Publishing Date:
1 December, 2015
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Journal Name:
Journal of Law and Medicine
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Authors:
Heather Douglas
Knowledge and practices of health professionals concerning alcohol consumption during pregnancy
This study explores the advice that health professionals provide to pregnant women about alcohol consumption...
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Publishing Date:
1 December, 2015
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Chapter Title:
Women and Birth
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Authors:
Fiona Crawford-Williams, Mary Steen, Adrian Esterman, Andrea Fielder, Antonina Mikocka-Walus
Review of FASD Interventions
This systematic review of 32 studies highlighted that most FASD research focused on 3-12 year olds and that there is growing evidence for the effectiveness of interventions.
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Publishing Date:
18 November, 2015
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Journal Name:
Alcohol Clinical & Experimental Research
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Authors:
Natasha Reid, Sharon Dawe, Douglas Shelton, Paul Harnett, Judith Warner, Eleanor Armstrong, Kim LeGros, Frances O'Callaghan
State intervention in pregnancy: the law and FASD
This article considers whether or not the law in Australia should respond to the problem of FASD by allowing the involuntary treatment and detention of pregnant women.
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Publishing Date:
1 September, 2015
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Authors:
Emily Gordon
Women aren’t following advice to stop drinking when pregnant
This article highlights the fact that around 40% of Australian women drink while pregnant and 10% reported binge drinking. The authors conclude that advice about drinking and messages about the risk of FASD are not getting through to women in Australia.
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Publishing Date:
7 July, 2015
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Journal Name:
The Conversation
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Authors:
Sasha Petrova
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