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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome CD

This comprehensive tool helps health professionals screen and diagnose children with fetal alcohol syndrome. The CD-ROM uses descriptive text, video clips, animations and illustrations to assist users. For Windows and Macintosh.

The CD-ROM costs $15. To order, call (800) 367-6630 or (770) 280-4115 outside the U.S.  (item #09-1266-99). Prices are subject to change without notice.
 


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