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France

Réseau de Prévention du Syndrome d'Alcoolisation Foetale 

This French-language awareness site provides information and resources for the French community related to FASD. It is operated by Dr. Thierry Maillard of the island of Réunion.

In addition:

• Wine bottles in France are required to be labeled with a warning that informs women of the dangers of drinking during pregnancy. A brief article and soundbite are available on NPR’s Web site: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=17869405