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True or Gammon: FASD Ep 1- Is it safe to drink when you’re pregnant?
Developed by Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, in this video Camille and Tahnee talk out stories about drinking grog and pregnancy and decide whether it’s true or gammon!
True or Gammon: FASD Ep 2 What about Dad?
Developed by Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, in this video Camille and Tahnee talk out stories about men drinking grog and pregnancy and decide whether it’s true or gammon!
Alcohol and breastfeeding: A guide for health professionals
This resource, developed by FARE, sets out evidence-based information on the effects of alcohol consumption while breastfeeding, and guidance on providing advice and support.
Alcohol and pregnancy: An evidence summary
This resource, developed by FARE, summarises evidence about the effects of alcohol consumption in pregnancy, including on the pregnancy and effects on the baby.
Alcohol and pregnancy: A guide for health professionals
This resource, developed by FARE, sets out evidence-based information about the effects of alcohol consumption during pregnancy.
FASD – Fact Sheet infographic_Arabic
This fact sheet, produced by the FASD Hub Australia provides an overview of alcohol and pregnancy and FASD in Australia in Arabic.
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