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Feb
02
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 1 in every 5 persons in the United States will be age 65 or older by 2030. Recognizing this growing population of older adults, what can we do to remain healthy? Discover an NNLM Reading Club book and get the conversation started with our related resource guide. The Last… Read More »
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Jan
20
Radon is something many people have heard of but don’t know much about. Read on to learn more about what it is and why it matters. At the end is a list of resources and information about getting free test kits. What is radon? Radon is a radioactive gas that comes from soil, rocks, and water. You cannot see, taste, or smell it. Radon can enter a building through… Read More »
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Jan
05
The NNLM Reading Club starts out the New Year recognizing Dry January, a time when people take a break from drinking and examine their relationship with alcohol. For some people who binge drink, heavy drink, or drink while pregnant, alcohol misuse may be negatively impacting their health and the health of others. If you or… Read More »
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Dec
11
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) has introduced a modernized version of its Technical Bulletin, designed to enhance usability, site performance, and content discovery for users. The redesigned platform reflects user feedback and features a more intuitive architecture, updated visual design, and improved search and browsing tools. Key enhancements include updated filters that allow readers to… Read More »
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Dec
02
This December, the NNLM Reading Club is highlighting three award-winning best sellers that were extremely popular this year in book clubs. The books cover a variety of health-related topics. We know that reading can get us thinking about new topics and discussing health can improve health literacy, especially when paired with trustworthy health information. We… Read More »
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