“Since 2016, on the occasion of World FAS Awareness Day on September 9, the CRAG, carried by the COREADD Nouvelle-Aquitaine, in partnership with the RPNA launches a prevention campaign “Zero alcohol during pregnancy” in September. The objective of this campaign is to raise awareness among pregnant women and those around them about the consequences of alcohol consumption during pregnancy.

In order to raise awareness among pregnant women and those around them about the risks of alcohol consumption during pregnancy, the Coordination Ressources Addictions et Grossesse (CRAG) is making prevention tools available free of charge. The professionals involved in perinatal care (maternity wards, local perinatal centers, PMI, private midwives, health prevention workers, general practitioners, etc.) will be able to relay this message to their patients during the month of September and beyond. A travelling public information exhibition can also be made available to maternity units on request from the RPNA.”

Find more from Coordination Ressources Addictions et Grossesse (CRAG) (France, September 2022)

📽 REPLAY⎜Prévenir & dépister les Troubles du spectre de l'alcoolisation fœtale
👉Le terme TSAF désigne un continuum d’effets résultant de l’exposition prénatale à l’alcool et recouvre l’ensemble des troubles du neurodéveloppement présents chez un enfant.https://t.co/rDyhvJLVQi

— COREADD Nouvelle-Aquitaine (@COREADD_NA) September 21, 2022

ALCOOL & GROSSESSE
L’alcool consommé par la mère passe dans le sang du bébé par le placenta. Le petit foie du bébé élimine l’alcool plus lentement et reste exposé plus longtemps aux effets toxiques, ce qui peut avoir un impact sur la santé de l'enfant.
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— COREADD Nouvelle-Aquitaine (@COREADD_NA) September 15, 2022