A study aimed to explore differences in adverse outcomes between youth and adolescents with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) living in child welfare care (i.e., foster care or group home) with those living with their biological parent(s) or with adoptive or other family member(s) in Canada.
While these costs are from Canada, are from 2014, and they use old prevalence rates - illustrating how difficult it is to do a cost analysis without consistent reporting and recognition across the country - never mind the globe, there was a systematic review of costs in Canada and USA published in 2020. A summary … Continue reading Day 43 of 99 Days to FASDay: Cost of FASD in Canada
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