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Print Public Service Announcements

These print public service announcements, or ad slicks, can be printed out and sent to local newspapers, magazines, and newsletters for publication. The ad slicks are free, but some publications may charge for ad placement. You can also print the ad slicks as flyers and distribute them at meetings, post them on bulletin boards, or mail them.

It's the Same Risk for Every Pregnant Woman Everywhere.

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Alcohol Can Harm the Way Your Baby Learns and Behaves.

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Would We Give Our Baby Alcohol? No Way.

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When You're Pregnant, Your Baby Drinks What You Drink.

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Instructions for Printing Ad Slicks

For best quality, ad slicks should be printed on 70-lb lithocoated stock. The trim size is 8-1/2" x 11" and crop marks are indicated. A laser or other high-resolution printer is recommended. Professional print shops can print from the PDF file and trim the ad slicks if you do not have access to the needed equipment.


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