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Apr
01
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)—such as abuse, neglect, household instability, and exposure to violence—are more common than many realize and can have lasting effects on health, relationships, and well-being. Research from agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that ACEs are linked to increased risks of chronic disease, mental health challenges, and substance… Read More »
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Mar
02
Good nutrition, combined with physical activity, can help you reach and maintain a healthy weight, reduce your risk of chronic diseases, and promote your overall health. This month, the Advisory Group has selected three books to help ask questions about the food and nutrition information we digest from various sources, including websites, streaming services, podcasts,… Read More »
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Feb
18
This is a guest post written by Shelie Vacek and Rachael Lebo from the University of South Dakota. They led a cohort-based training program for library staff across Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota to deepen their impact as trusted health information professionals. Offered collaboratively by Minitex, the University of South Dakota’s Wegner Health Sciences… Read More »
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Feb
10
The National Library of Medicine is partnering with researchers at ICF to better understand how health and biomedical researchers locate and use scientific literature. We are inviting you to participate in the following research opportunities: A 15-minute online survey about keywords and search terms related to sex as a biological variable in biomedical literature. To… Read More »
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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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