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Sep
02
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Beginning on Tuesday, September 7th, NLM will fulfill ILL requests from our print collection materials. At this time, we are unable to estimate how quickly we will be able to process your requests. That is because we are employing new staff, equipment, and workflows and continue to have limited access to the collection. As we… Read More »
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Sep
01
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Health information professionals are encouraged to take advantage Medical Library Association (MLA) webinars, which the Region 6 office sponsors at institutions across the region. Participation in these webinars at sponsored sites is free! The Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM) Region 6 will sponsor up to ten (10) institutional registrations for MLA webinars each… Read More »
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Aug
19
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The Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM) Region 6 office has extended the deadline for the new Partner Outreach Program (POP) for 2021-2026 from Network members in the state of Michigan. To extend our regional reach, we would like representation from all seven of our states in this exciting new program. Michigan Network… Read More »
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Aug
10
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August is National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM). This annual observance highlights the efforts to protect those of all ages against vaccine-preventable diseases through on-time vaccination. This year’s theme is Get Back on Track with Routine Vaccines, aiming to educate and raise awareness about the importance of getting caught up on routine vaccinations. Use NIAM as… Read More »
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Aug
03
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Many people are experiencing increased stress and anxiety as we continue to battle COVID-19. A blog post from the director of the National Institute of Mental Health states “The mental health impacts of COVID-19 continue. From all that we know, it is clear these impacts will outlive the pandemic itself.”[1] The American Psychological Association reports… Read More »
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