Birth Defect Research For Children, Inc.
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Orlando, FL).
(407) 895-0802
Birth Defect Research for Children (BDRC) is a nonprofit that has worked on birth defects since 1982. Parents can join a free National Birth Defect Registry so researchers can look for causes. The website also has fact sheets about many birth defects, plus information on prevention and parent support.
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What they offer 10
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Birth Defect Fact SheetsService
Fact sheets explain many common and rare birth defects, including causes, risk factors, and next steps for treatment and support.
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Community Resource CenterService
BDRC provides resources for communities concerned about birth defects and developmental disabilities.
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Community Resource PageService
This page is for neighborhoods worried about increases in birth defects.
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Healthy Baby ResourceService
Expecting parents can read prevention tips about genetics, prenatal care, nutrition, home exposures, work exposures, maternal illness, and other risks.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
National Birth Defect RegistryProgram
Parents share health and exposure information about their child's birth defect or disability. Researchers study it to find patterns and possible causes.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Parent Matching ProjectService
Families can be matched with other families whose children have the same or similar birth defects.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Prevention and Healthy Pregnancy InformationService
The website shares practical steps parents can take before and during pregnancy. It also covers causes and risk factors such as genetics, medications, and toxic exposures at home or work.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Private Parent ForumService
BDRC links to a closed parent forum for parents who have completed the National Birth Defect Registry.
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