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If you have any questions, comments or concerns about the Edmonton Fetal Alcohol Network and its working groups please email fasdsolutions@hotmail.com
DISCLAIMER The Internet is an ever changing environment, providing access to a wide range of information services. This site is intended to be a self-help site. The information contained in this site is not medical advice and does not substitute for medical advice.If you have medical questions about FASD such as diagnosis, severity or treatment we encourage you to immediately contact your local health care provider. Through this site links can be made to other sites of interest pertaining to FASD but that does not guarantee the information on the sites nor are we responsible for their external content. The opinions expressed by the sites we have linked to are not necessarily those of the Edmonton Fetal Alcohol Network. |
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There is no cure for FASD. People with FASD have brain damage that lasts for their lifetime. There is no known safe amount of alcohol for a woman to drink during pregnacy. To prevent FASD, it is best not to drink any alcohol when pregnant. |