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ARBD
(redirected from Alcohol-Related Birth Defects)

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ARBDAlcohol-Related Birth Defects


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Focus group participants indicated that when discussing the effects of alcohol and other drugs on the body, they would like to see diseased livers, pickled brains, and babies with alcohol-related birth defects.
Insights from urban Indian teens on staying healthy: data from focus ... by Goines, Marie A. / American Journal of Health Studies
) In New York State the estimated cost of caring for infants born with alcohol-related birth defects in 1978 amounted to $155 million in lifetime care.
"AN ARGUMENT THAT GOES BACK TO THE WOMB": THE DEMEDICALIZATION OF ... by Golden, Janet / Journal of Social History
The purpose of this report, written as a companion article to the clinical perspective on FAS by Osborn and colleagues in this issue, is to present a series of case reports of infants and young children with either FAS or alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD) who have been assessed longitudinally by physical therapists and other health professionals.
Effects of prenatal alcohol exposure on neuromotor and cognitive ... by Junaid, Kate / Physical Therapy
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