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Knowledge
Paths
Child
and Adolescent Nutrition
This
electronic resource guide offers a selection of current resources
that analyze data,
describe public health campaigns
and other promotion programs, and report on research aimed
at identifying promising strategies for improving nutrition
and eating behaviors within families, schools, and communities.
Mental
Health in Children and Adolescents
This electronic
resource guide offers a selection of recent, high-quality resources
that address the goals outlined in the President's New Freedom Commission
on Mental Health report and tap into the health, education, social
services, and juvenile justice literature. Adolescent
Pregnancy Prevention
This
electronic resource guide offers a selection of current,
high-quality resources that analyze data, describe public
health campaigns and other prevention programs, and report
on research aimed at identifying causes and promising
intervention strategies.
Knowledge
paths on other MCH topics are available.
New
Resources
A new bibliography
on Prematurity is
now available, along with the recent bibliography posted on Bullying and
the organization resource list on Maternal
Morbidity and Mortality.
The Bullying bibliography
complements our knowledge path on Adolescent
Violence Prevention, and the resource list extends the information
in the bibliography, organization
list, and knowledge
path on Infant
Mortality.
Resources
on numerous other MCH topics are available
as well.
Final
Reports
The Library receives electronic copies of MCHB Projects final reports. They are cataloged into MCHLine® and
posted on this site on the Final Reports page.
Update
Service
Update
your organization's listing in the MCH
Organizations Database.
Library
Tour
This tour gives you an overview of the resources
on this site. Available in HTML or
as a Powerpoint download.
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December
3, 2004
- New Edition
of Child and Adolescent Nutrition Knowledge Path Released
- New Women's
Health Data Released
- Article
Describes FIMR and Other Mortality Reviews as Tools for Assessing
MCH Systems in Communities
- Authors
Examine Cigarette Consumption During Childhood and Persistence
of Smoking Through Adolescence
- Population-Based
Survey Assesses Children's Television, Video, and Computer
Game Use
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