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Record #191038:

Prevention of fetal alcohol damage in northern Native communities: a practical school-based approach / Steven Jacquier, Judith Kleinfeld, David Gilliam.

Title: Prevention of fetal alcohol damage in northern Native communities: a practical school-based approach / Steven Jacquier, Judith Kleinfeld, David Gilliam.
Author(s): Jacquier, Steven.
Kleinfeld, Judith.
Gilliam, David.
Date: 2010.
In: Northern Review. (2010.), Vol. 32 (2010)
Abstract: Describes fetal alcohol syndrome prevention programme, FASD in Lab Mice, that had dramatic effect in increasing Alaska Native students' understanding of lifelong neurological and physical damage caused by drinking during pregnancy and led them to engage in active prevention efforts in their own and other Native communities. Prevention programme used experiments conducted by students themselves, and provided compelling evidence of pervasive effects of alcohol on developing foetus.
Notes:

Northern Review. Vol. 32 :35-61 (2010).

Keywords: 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities.
36 -- Social welfare.
37 -- Education.
612.6 -- Reproduction, growth, development, ageing and mortality.
613.81 -- Alcoholism.
614 -- Public health and safety.
J -- Social sciences.
(*3) -- Arctic regions.
(*49) -- Alaska.
SPRI record no.: 191038

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