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Some people have diabetes before pregnancy; others develop gestational diabetes around week 24. How it’s tested, how it affects parent and baby, and how to manage it before, during and after pregnancy.
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Since 2020, city centers of many major U.S. metro areas have had sluggish population gains, with some places even declining. But where growth did occur, it was mostly on the outer edges of these metro areas — with some exceptions. The Census Bureau’s Vintage 2025 population estimates for cities and
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The Office of Public Affairs (OPA) enhances communication with tribal governments about services available to American Indian and Alaskan Native Veterans.
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What the USGS Ohio Water Science Center was measuring and studying in 2014–15 — streamgages, beach forecasts, flood maps, harmful algal blooms, arsenic in wells, stormwater and more.
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Black Americans were 13% of the U.S. population in 2017 but 44% of new HIV diagnoses, with the highest rate of any group in every region. Why partner services matter for finding undiagnosed infections.
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Cleaners, paint thinners, pesticides, motor oil and craft supplies can harm people and the environment if inhaled, swallowed or absorbed. Which products, what they can do, and how to use them safely.
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CDC's guideline on medical evaluations for health care personnel: what occupational health should check before placement, periodically and after an exposure, plus access, confidentiality and legal limits.
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A federal grant helps the Society of the Cincinnati build touch-screen exhibits at Anderson House in Washington, DC, telling the Revolution through the experiences of soldiers and civilians.
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When two patients transferred to Wyoming's state psychiatric hospital in April 2020 tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the hospital tightened admissions and adapted infection control to its patients — even turning socks into face coverings. Eighteen days later, every patient and worker tested was negative.
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Major Richard ‘Dick’ Winters passed away at age 92. He was the XO for Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division in German held Normandy.
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Overview of gastroesophageal reflux (GER), also called acid reflux; gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD); and GERD complications in children and teens.
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Drowning kills more children aged 1–4 than any other cause, and it is quick and often silent. CDC's layers of protection: swimming skills, pool fences, close supervision, life jackets and CPR.
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By [Edith Widder](/expedition-19biolum-team/#widder), CEO & Senior Scientist, Ocean Research & Conservation Association, Inc. 
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This report describes updated interim vaccine allocation recommendations made by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices on December 20, 2020.
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Born in Little Tokyo, Hikoji Takeuchi was shot by a military policeman while gathering scrap wood at Manzanar, answered "no, no" on the loyalty questionnaire and was sent to Tule Lake.