Second in a series of three publications which address the prevention and treatment of developmental handicaps, the volume continues the effort to expand working relationships among university affiliated facilities (UAFs) and Title V Maternal and Child Health Programs. Five papers in Section I address developmental issues as of 1984: "Prenatal Diagnosis: The State of the Art" (L. Burney, A. Walker, K. Dumars); "The Fetal Alcohol Syndrome" (E. Ouellette); "Adolescents with Chronic Illness or Disability" (R. Nelson); "Methodology for Forecasting Service Needs for Chronically Ill and Developmentally Handicapped Persons" (P. Davidson and K. Roghmann); and "Regionalization of Health Service Systems" (A. Crocker). In Section II, E. Eklund updates linkages between UAFs and state and local Title V programs through a quantitative summary of reported collaborations as well as descriptive examples. A final paper by J. MacQueen ("The Integration of Public Services for Handicapped Children: Myth or Reality") outlines an interdisciplinary approach in Iowa to the full spectrum of assessment, rehabilitation, program planning, and integration of services. (JW)