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The lead researcher and a majority of media coverage of a newly published study on light alcohol consumption during pregnancy incorrectly suggest that light drinking is without risk, and sends an irresponsible message to the public.

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FASD Hall of Fame

The Mabie Family NOFAS enshrines Tom, Susan and Samuel Mabie in the Tom and Linda Daschle FASD Hall of Fame....More

FASD in the News FASD News
State Action Guide on Mandatory Point-of-Purchase Messaging about Alcohol and Pregnancy
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Coping with invisible disabilities
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Upcoming Events Upcoming Events
November 1, 2008 FASD: What it is and how it affects the child, the family, and society
November 12, 2008 Do You Know What FASD Is?
November 13, 2008 25th Annual Gulf Coast Conference on Alcohol and Drug Abuse
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