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- University
of Washington Fetal Alcohol and Drug Unit.
- The best website on fetal alcohol syndrome and alcohol-related
neurodevelopmental disorder is at the University of Washington Fetal Alcohol
and Drug Unit. Ann Stressguth's 20 year program of research is featured. You
can read the introduction to her book Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: A Guide for
Families and Communities. There are other important articles, too.
- Fetal
Alcohol Syndrome - Family Album Snapshots
- To read a parental account of parenting a child with alcohol-related birth
defects and a letter to the president describing the far-reaching effects of
this disorder. Please visit - Fetal Alcohol Syndrome - Family
Album Snapshots
- The Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome Community Resource Center
- Resources, articles, photos and stories for students, parents, and
professionals.
- Dr. Jane Aronson
- is a researcher and clinician at
Winthrop-University Hospital, Mineola, New York. To read her abstract
entitled "Prevalence of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Effect in
Pre-adoption Evaluations of Children in Russian Orphanages",
Click Here!
- Barbara Morse, PhD
- is assistant research professor of Psychiatry and Director of the Fetal
Alcohol Education Program, Boston University School of Medicine. She has
worked to understand and treat developmentally at-risk children since 1982.
Dr. Morse conducts research and education aimed at identifying women at risk
and prevention and treatment of FAS. Current research includes studies
understanding the factors influencing the diagnosis of FAS, examining specific
developmental disorders in children with FAS/FAE, and understanding attitudes
toward addiction. She has published numerous papers on alcohol related birth
defects and the treatment of alcohol affected children as well as a handbook
for parents of children with FAS.
Fetal Alcohol Education Program, - Boston University School of Medicine
- Hospital and Clinic
- Research Assistant Professor/Program Director
- MED Psychiatry 7 Kent Street
- Boston, MA
- For information call:
- Barbara Morse, PhD
- (617) 739-1424
- e-mail: Barbara Morse, PhD
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