Oct
23
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Children’s Health Month ends with National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. Lead poisoning continues to be a persistent issue in children’s health. There are several resources available to share with your communities about sources of lead exposure and prevention efforts. Here are a few to get you started. The CDC has information on lead exposure on… Read More »
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Sep
29
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Exercise, healthy foods, clean air and water are essential for young minds and bodies. October 8, 2025 is National Walk & Roll to School Day A study published in the journal, Nature, this month, highlights the importance of a built environment that encourages physical activity (Althoff, 2025). National Walk & Roll to School Day encourages… Read More »
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Jul
25
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Floods, wildfires, mass shootings, tornados, war and other kinds of violence can cause an acute response long after the event has passed. This response, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), may develop when someone has experienced or witnessed a life-threatening or traumatic event. It persists for months or even years after the event. PTSD can be brought… Read More »
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