“What FASD families need is not less diagnoses, it’s more, with more diagnostic capacity, more FASD-informed clinicians and teachers, more research, more prevention and more supports.”
Announcing a new co-leadership for the future of FASD prevention in Canada
Dr. Kelly Harding will be joining Dr. Poole as Prevention Co-Lead and will be co-leading the pNAT.
The Canada FASD Research Network meets in Ottawa to develop strategic plan
On October 6 and 7, the Canada FASD Research Network’s Board Members, Research Leads and staff will come together in Ottawa.