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Circles of Care

Posted in Community at 4:24 pm by Administrator

 
For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
 
For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
 
Building resilience and reducing the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on young people in American Indian and Alaska Native tribal communities is a challenge. To help, SAMHSA’s Circles of Care program is working to effect change across the United States.  Read More
 
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How Do China’s Youth View the Rest of the World?

Posted in Human Development at 4:21 pm by Administrator

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Veterans Health Information Update: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Health Care Eligibility & Enrollment Financial Calculator

Posted in Health News at 4:09 pm by Administrator

Use the VA’s Financial Calculator to find out if your income level and assets may affect your eligibility for VA health benefits.  Using this calculator only takes about two minutes.

For more information visit this link:  http://www.disability.gov/health/specific_populations/veterans_&_military

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Telling the Story of Cancer

Posted in Health News at 4:07 pm by Administrator

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Great Expectations – Preparing Your Child with Developmental Disabilities for Employment Success

Posted in Human Development at 4:02 pm by Administrator

Provides information on workplace trends, the value of work and available programs and supports for parents of children with developmental disabilities, as they help their children prepare for a fulfilling and constructive role in the workforce. Though this document was developed for residents of New Jersey, it contains tips and guidance that can benefit parents across the country.

For more information visit this link:  http://www.disability.gov/education/parent_resources/developmental_&_intellectual_disabilities

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Surprising Fatigue Factors

Posted in Health News at 3:51 pm by Administrator

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January NIH News in Health – aging eyes, protein structure, kidney dialysis, college drinking and more

Posted in Health News at 3:44 pm by Administrator

The January issue of NIH News in Health, the monthly newsletter bringing you practical health news and tips based on the latest NIH research, is now available! In this edition: 

Cartoon of an older woman getting an eye exam
Your Aging Eyes
How You See as Time Goes By
You can’t prevent all age-related changes to your eyes. But you can take steps to protect your vision and reduce your risk for serious eye disease in the future. Effective treatments are now available for many eye disorders. You can also learn how to make the most of the vision you have.
Read more about aging and your eyes.

 Cartoon of several proteins with different shapes                                        Biological Blueprints
Protein Shapes Help Treat Disease
Proteins deliver oxygen to your tissues, defend against infection, digest food and even make new proteins. These molecules are uniquely designed to carry out their tasks. If we can understand how protein shapes affect what they do, we might be able to understand what goes wrong in some diseases and develop better treatments.
Read more about proteins and disease.

 

Health Capsules:

Click here to download a PDF version for printing.

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Bill Gates’ Focus on Polio

Posted in Health News at 3:40 pm by Administrator

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Michelle Obama: Army Fitness Could Help Kids

Posted in Health News at 3:31 pm by Administrator

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/01/28/health/main7292526.shtml?tag=cbsnewsSectionsArea;cbsnewsSectionsArea.1

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Travel Notice: Legionnaires’ Disease in Cozumel, Mexico

Posted in Health News at 3:21 pm by Administrator

A new notice entitled “Legionnaires’ Disease in Cozumel, Mexico” has been added to the Travelers’ Health site. To view the notice, please visit the travel notices page and scroll down to “In the News.”

Department of Health and Human Services
1 in 7 adults dont buckle up for every trip. Learn more. CDC Vital Signs™
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

 

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