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August News Alerts
U.S. Department of Education Announces Recommendations on the Continuity of Learning in Case of Flu Outbreak
Departmentwide Coordination at the U.S. Department of Education Could Enhance Teacher Preparation for Instructing Students with Disabilities and English Language Learners, according to GAO
Leading National Foundations Call for Increased Investment in Prevention Effort
Tobacco Sales to Minors Continues to Decline Under State/Federal Partnership Program, according to SAMHSA
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Announces $13.4 Million to Aid Nurses
Barriers to Mental Health Services for Children Persist After Hurricane Katrina, according to GAO
CDC Releases Update on Interim Recommendations for K-12 Schools in Response to H1N1
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Issue 02-25-2010:
Report Shows States Do a Poor Job Delivering Dental Care to Disadvantaged Children
Issue 02-04-2010:
The Lancet Retracts Paper Linking Vaccine to Autism
Issue 01-27-2010:
US Teen Pregnancy Rate Increases After a Decade-Long Decline
Issue 01-22-2010:
Abnormal Lipid Levels in Adolescents Causes Concern for Heart Disease
Issue 01-07-2010:
National Influenza Vaccination Week Encourages Continuing Immunization
Issue 12-17-2009:
Training New Dental Professionals Shows Promise for Expanding Access of Care
Issue 12-15-2009:
Teen Use of Methamphetamines and Cigarette Smoking has Significantly Declined but Steady Marijuana and Prescription Drug Use Remain Areas of Concern
Issue 12-09-2009:
Head Start Programs Exceeding Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Requirements
Issue 11-20-2009:
USDA Report Shows Food Insecurity Was at its Highest in 2008
Issue 11-18-2009:
Schools are Using Multiple Practices to Improve Student Academic Performance, Especially in High-Poverty, High-Minority Schools, According to GAO
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