FASD NICE Quality Standards Statement 1: Pregnant women are given advice throughout pregnancy not to drink alcohol.
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parents-to-be
Go Alcohol Free

#DRYMESTER is here to inspire and support you to go alcohol free when pregnant or planning a pregnancy. There's lots of different advice out there. Our message is simple and based on the facts – when it comes to alcohol, there's no safe time and no safe amount to drink during pregnancy.

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#DRYMESTER
Helping
parents-to-be
Go Alcohol Free

#DRYMESTER is here to inspire and support you to go alcohol free when pregnant or planning a pregnancy. There's lots of different advice out there. Our message is simple and based on the facts – when it comes to alcohol, there's no safe time and no safe amount to drink during pregnancy.

No Safe Time
No Safe Amount
UK Cheif Medical Officer - Expert Advice

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Drinking alcohol during pregnancy can cause Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) which can result in lifelong disabilities for your child.

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1.8% - 3.6% of babies in Greater Manchester may have FASD meaning between 619 and 1,238 children start life impacted by the disorder

University of Salford: First Gold-Standard UK Prevalence Study


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