Listen "EPISODE #54: History of FASD"
Episode Synopsis
                            We've known about FASD since the 1600's - What????Why are we still so confused about this largely preventable condition? Listen in to hear why we continue to get so many mixed messages and how we can contribute directly to healthier pregnancies, people and communities by bringing this conversation home to our own kitchen tables.Head to the website to learn more.                        
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