With daylight savings time here, you may think that flu season has passed; that is not necessarily the case. Although spring is near, colds and the flu can still affect all of us.
Flu Season is Still Here: Protect Yourself and the Children in Your Care
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Continue ReadingProvider Health Spotlight on the Kennedy Child Study Center (KCSC)
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Continue ReadingHealth Resource Spotlight: Getting Fluoride for Your Child
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Continue ReadingFeeding Guidelines for Infants and Young Toddlers: A Responsive Parenting Approach
Helping children develop good eating habits starts at infancy. New feeding guidelines have been released that can help caregivers know what and how best to feed infants and toddlers. These guidelines help make sure that children are getting enough, but not too much of the right foods, so we can reduce their risk of developing health problems later in life.
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Continue ReadingCCAoA Celebrates American Heart and Black History Months
Heart disease and strokes are the #1 killers of women in the United States Roughly every minute, another woman dies, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). Although heart disease affects women of all races and ethnicities, rates are especially high for African-American women.
Here’s a little story to inspire you:
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Continue ReadingProvider Health Spotlight on Yolanda Gilbert
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