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Prenatal alcohol exposure is associated with altered feto-placental blood flow and sex-specific placental changes
This study examines if prenatal alcohol exposure can affect the flow of blood between the fetus and placenta, which may lead to different changes in the placenta depending on the sex of the fetus.
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Publishing Date:
10 February, 2025
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Journal Name:
JCI Insight
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Chapter Title:
Volume 10, Issue 3
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Authors:
Sarah E. Steane, Christopher Edwards, Erika Cavanagh, Chelsea Vanderpeet, Jade M. Kubler, Lisa K. Akison, James S.M. Cuffe, Linda A. Gallo, Karen M. Moritz, Vicki L. Clifton
Low to Moderate Prenatal Alcohol Exposure and Facial Shape of Children at Age 6 to 8 Years
The purpose of this study was to determine whether subtle changes in facial shape with prenatal alcohol exposure found in 12-month-old children were evident at age 6 to 8 years using extended phenotyping methods and, if so, whether facial characteristics were similar to those seen in fetal alcohol spectrum disorder.
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Publishing Date:
10 February, 2025
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Journal Name:
Jama Pediatrics
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Authors:
Evelyne Muggli, Harold Matthews, Michael Suttie
Integrating routine screening for pregnancy intention and contraceptive use into care of women who use alcohol or other drugs
In addiction treatment services in New South Wales, Australia, patients undergo routine health screening on treatment entry and annually thereafter. An integrated pregnancy and contraceptive screening tool was developed. The aim of this cross-sectional study was to report the feasibility and preliminary outcomes of this tool.
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Publishing Date:
10 February, 2025
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Journal Name:
Drug and Alcohol Review
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Authors:
Bridin Murnion, Vicki Chase, Grace Carniato, Kate Masters, Kelly McNamara
The prevalence of mandated and voluntary health information on alcohol products in Australia
This study (i) outlines an approach to monitoring alcohol industry use of health messages on alcohol products and (ii) reports prevalence and nature of government-mandated health-related information and voluntary health messages on alcohol products.
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Publishing Date:
4 February, 2025
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Journal Name:
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health
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Authors:
Simone Pettigrew, Asad Yusoff, Bella Sträuli, Leon Booth, Paula O’Brien, Jacquie Bowden, Aimee Brownbill, Julia Stafford, Michelle I Jongenelis, Tazman Davies, Tanya Chikritzhs, Tim Stockwell, Fraser Taylor, Alexandra Jones
Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations Leading the Way in Child Health Research
In this study, published papers and internal documents arising from a long-term partnership between Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre (MWRC) and the University of Sydney (USYD) were analysed using the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Quality Appraisal Tool and consultations with project partners.
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Publishing Date:
20 January, 2025
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Journal Name:
Journal of Community Health
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Authors:
Anita Pickard, Thomas Stubbs, Emily Carter, Lauren Rice, Sue Thomas, Jadnah Davies, June Oscar, Alexandra Martiniuk & Elizabeth J. Elliott
Suboptimal uptake and placement of a mandatory alcohol pregnancy warning label in Australia
This study assessed uptake and placement of mandatory alcohol pregnancy warning labels on alcohol containers in Australia.
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Publishing Date:
1 January, 2025
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Journal Name:
International Journal of Drug Policy
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Authors:
Tazman Davies, Paula O'Brien, Jacqueline Bowden, Bella Sträuli, Asad Yusoff, Michelle Jongenelis, Alexandra Jones, Aimee Brownbill, Tanya Chikritzhs, Julia Stafford, Simone Pettigrew
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