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Webinar recordings from National Summit on Youth Preparedness are now available! On September 15-16, 2010, the Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Department of Education, and the American Red Cross hosted the National Summit on Youth Preparedness. We invite yo
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Overview of islet transplantation, an experimental treatment for type 1 diabetes. Healthy islets are taken from a donated pancreas and placed in a recipient.
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One donor's organs can save or help as many as 50 people. Which organs and tissues can be donated, when, who can be a donor, and how to make your wishes known.
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Laws of Inheritance
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Understanding long-term changes to global ecosystems
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Carmona has been a partner in the Women's Specialists of New Mexico, a medical practice founded by and for women, one of the twenty-five largest businesses owned by women in the state. Born of Hispanic and American Indian heritage in 1960, Consuelo Carmona's mother was a nurse and her father was a p
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Automated "frog loggers" record the calls of frogs and toads at six wetlands at Grand Portage National Monument in Minnesota. What they heard through 2019, with each species' Ojibwemowin name.
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Today’s post comes from National Archives Office of Strategy and Communications staff writer Rob Crotty. What is the Archivist’s favorite thing about the [Federal Register’s new website]( “Its translation into English, into words that make sense. I think that’s the biggest contribution,” Archivist F
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In 1916 the artist Earl Howell Reed described the Indiana Dunes' crow multitudes — their roosting flights, sentinels and a pet crow called Billy. Crows are far fewer there today.
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NASA Minute: March 20, 2026
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Statewide lidar would bring Arizona at least $12.6 million a year in benefits, led by infrastructure, conservation and flood risk management, and pay back its $38 million cost in three years.
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A New York patient's brucellosis was traced to raw milk from a Pennsylvania dairy. One vaccinated cow was shedding two RB51 strains — one matching a 2017 New Jersey case too.
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El trastorno bipolar es una enfermedad mental grave. Las personas que padecen este trastorno pasan por inusuales cambios en el estado de ánimo que van desde períodos “altos” (episodios maníacos) a períodos “bajos” (episodios depresivos).
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September 8 Civil Servant Swearing-In Ceremony
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The 43rd Great American Smokeout on November 15, 2018, encouraged smokers to plan to quit. U.S. adult smoking had fallen to 14.0%, the lowest on record, but still caused an estimated 480,000 deaths a year.
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The requirement that decides whether an organisation can host a public health associate is not about the work — it is that a supervisor be physically present with them at least three days a week. Mentorship for someone with no experience cannot be done remotely.
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Why does the President pardon a turkey?
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Peripheral arterial disease narrows the arteries to the limbs, usually the legs, and can lead to amputation. Its main cause and risk factors, the signs to watch for, and how it is treated.
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Measures for Success in the Fight against Cancer
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Seattle Public Schools ran school clinics, outreach in six languages and nurse-led home visits. From December 2021 to June 2022, students completing the COVID-19 primary series rose from 56.5% to 80.3%.
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Medina and Diversion Lakes near San Antonio leak water into the ground that recharges the Edwards aquifer. A 2016 USGS reanalysis produced a better equation for estimating that outflow from lake level.