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A curated database of Australian and New Zealand journal articles, reports and policies, books and book chapters and other related publications.
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Need to establish a national diagnostic capacity for foetal alcohol spectrum disorders
The challenge for the Australian health professional is agreeing on a model for diagnosing and treating FASD.
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Publishing Date:
13 March, 2009
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Journal Name:
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health
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Authors:
Raewyn Mutch, Elizabeth M Peadon, Elizabeth J Elliott, Carol Bower
Prenatal alcohol exposure and language delay in 2-year-old children
This study aimed to investigate the association of dose and timing of prenatal alcohol exposure with early language acquisition.
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Publishing Date:
1 February, 2009
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Journal Name:
Pediatrics
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Authors:
Colleen O'Leary, Stephen R. Zubrick, Catherine L. Taylor, Glenys Dixon, Carol Bower
Effect of maternal alcohol consumption on fetal growth and preterm birth
This study investigated the relationship between alcohol use during pregnancy and the size of babies in Western Australia.
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Publishing Date:
21 January, 2009
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Journal Name:
BJOG
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Authors:
CM O’Leary, N Nassar, JJ Kurinczuk, C Bower
How Maori women negotiate drinking alcohol
Unpublished Masters Thesis
Massey University, Wellington New Zealand
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Publishing Date:
1 January, 2009
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Authors:
Stuart K
Rare childhood diseases: how should we respond?
The author argues for a national approach in Australia to data gathering for children with rare diseases, such as FASD...
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Publishing Date:
1 December, 2008
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Journal Name:
Archives of Disease in Childhood
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Authors:
Y Zurynski, K Frith, H Leonard, E Elliott
Pregnancy characteristics of women giving birth to children with FAS
This study reviewed pregnancy records of women with children diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) at a Queensland hospital.
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Publishing Date:
3 June, 2008
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Journal Name:
ANZJOG
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Authors:
Katherine L. COYNE, Caroline M. DE COSTA, Richard J. HEAZLEWOOD, Helen C. NEWMAN
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