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In utero brain damage from alcohol: a preventable tragedy
This article comes in response to the New Zealand Law Commission review in 2009 and provides an overview of FASD and ways to reduce the levels of hazardous drinking in the community.
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Publishing Date:
16 September, 2009
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Journal Name:
The New Zealand Medical Journal (Online), 122(1306)
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Authors:
Sellman, DConnor, J
Review of interventions for children with FASD
This systematic review aims to identify and evaluate the evidence for drug and non-drug interventions for children with FASD.
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Publishing Date:
25 May, 2009
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Journal Name:
BMC Pediatrics
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Authors:
Elizabeth Peadon, Biarta Rhys-Jones, Carol Bower, Elizabeth J Elliott
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
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