- CIFASD researcher tries new approach to treating fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
- Imaging study sheds new light on alcohol-related birth defects
- Cognitive changes may be only sign of fetal alcohol exposure
- Functional neurologic abnormalities due to prenatal alcohol exposure are common >> Additional News
Sept. 9
FASD Awareness Day
>> Additional EventsThe purpose of this consortium is to inform and develop effective interventions and treatment approaches for FASD, through multidisciplinary research involving basic, behavioral and clinical investigators and projects. We hope to develop an infrastructure to foster collaboration and coordinate basic, clinical and translational research on FASD. We welcome your input and your feedback.
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