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Effects of prenatal alcohol exposure on infant lung function, wheeze, and respiratory infections in Australian children

This study looks at whether lung function, wheeze, and the number of respiratory infections is different for children with prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) compared with children who were not exposed.
  • Publishing Date:

    17 October, 2023

  • Journal Name:

    Alcohol Clinical & Experimental Research

  • Authors:

    Dwan Vilcins, Tamara L. Blake, Peter D. Sly, Richard Saffery, Anne-Louise Ponsonby, David Burgner, Mimi L. K. Tang, Natasha Reid

Neurocognitive and self-reported psychosocial and behavioral functioning in siblings of individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions: a study using remote self-administered testing

This paper looked at the neurocognitive profiles of the siblings of people with and without neurodevelopmental conditions (NDCs), and if there were associations with objective test performance and self-reported psychosocial functioning.
  • Publishing Date:

    1 October, 2023

  • Journal Name:

    Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology

  • Authors:

    Brittany Wolff, Vithor Rosa Franco, Iliana Magiati, Carmela F. Pestell & Emma J. Glasson

Exploring resource implications and models of care for assessment and diagnosis of FASD: A scoping review

This scoping review looked at the evidence available for understanding the resource implications and service features for the assessment and diagnostic process for FASD.
  • Publishing Date:

    26 September, 2023

  • Journal Name:

    Alcohol Clinical & Experimental Research

  • Authors:

    Nykola Kent, Nicole Hayes, Sophia Young, Chelsea Vanderpeet, Dianne Shanley, Katrina Harris, Carmela Pestell, Elizabeth Elliott, Natasha Reid

Factors to be considered as part of a holistic assessment for FASD: A scoping review

This article explores factors outside of current FASD diagnostic criteria that could be included as part of a holistic assessment process to ensure better support to improve outcomes.
  • Publishing Date:

    13 September, 2023

  • Journal Name:

    Alcohol Clinical and Experimental Research

  • Authors:

    Natasha Reid, Nykola Kent, Nicole Hewlett, Kerryn Bagley, Tracey W. Tsang, Sarah Goldsbury, Robyn Williams, Lisa Akison, Lorelle Holland, Chelsea Vanderpeet, Michael Doyle, Nirosha Boaden, Nicole Hayes.

FASD and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men: A discussion to be had

This paper discusses various areas for increased involvement by Indigenous men in future FASD research, prevention, care and support.
  • Publishing Date:

    5 September, 2023

  • Journal Name:

    Drug and Alcohol Review

  • Authors:

    Michael F. Doyle, Jimmy Perry, Carol Bower, Katherine M. Conigrave, Sharynne Hamilton

Valuing the voice of lived experience as an imperative to address pre-natal alcohol exposure and FASD: “You can’t fly yet!”. Commentary on “E-learning for FASD: an environmental scan of the scope and content of free online training modules” (Bagley et al., 2022)

This paper explores the importance of incorporating lived experience into training for clinicians and health professionals working with people with FASD and their families.
  • Publishing Date:

    16 August, 2023

  • Journal Name:

    Research and Practice in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

  • Authors:

    Louise Gray, Julie Flanagan, Elizabeth J. Elliott

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