Connecting You to Trusted FASD Resources
At Proof Alliance, we are committed to connecting you with knowledge and resources that build understanding and support for the FASD community. In addition to our own library of shareable and downloadable fact sheets, we proudly serve as a hub for trusted local and national research. These resources explore important topics around fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) and prenatal alcohol exposure, advance awareness and help move the field forward. Whether you’re a professional, caregiver, or advocate, we invite you to explore and use these tools.
Research Resources
Stay informed about the latest advancements in FASD and prenatal alcohol exposure research with these trusted resources. Whether you're a caregiver, professional, or advocate, these research hubs offer evidence-based knowledge to help shape the future of FASD understanding and support.
The FASD United Online Research Bank compiles findings from leading journals and researchers, offering a centralized hub for cutting-edge insights. Updated weekly, it connects you to the latest studies and developments in FASD and PSE research.
Explore research-backed insights and educational resources from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), a leading authority in understanding alcohol-related health impacts, including FASD and prenatal alcohol exposure. Their work drives advancements in science and supports informed public health solutions.
Discover groundbreaking research from the University of Minnesota’s Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain (MIDB), where experts focus on understanding brain development and neurobehavioral conditions like FASD. Their collaborative approach connects science and community to foster innovative solutions for families and caregivers.
Fact Sheets and Strategy Guides
All resources are free to download.
- Benefits of an FASD Assessment
- Characteristics of FASD and Other Disorders
- What are the Differences Between FASD and ADHD?
- What are the Differences Between FASD and Autism?
- What are the Differences Between FASD and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome?
- Making Safer Alcohol Choices
- Preventing FASD: The Role of Health Care Providers
- How to Talk With Your Patients About Alcohol Use During Pregnancy
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