61. About The Dept. Of Family & Community Medicine Home; general Information; Department Structure; Contact Information; FCM of New Mexico,its health Sciences Center 10 new FP faculty to teach, provide patient care http://hsc.unm.edu/fcm/about.shtml

About the FCM Home General Information Department Structure Contact Information FCM Directory FCM Programs and Units Biostatistics and Epidemiology Community Medicine Community Projects Family Practice Clerkship Learning Center Masters of Public Health Maternal Child Health Office of Evaluation ... Residency Program School Based Health Center Wellness Center Outside the FCM CAP-NM Graduate Medical Education New Mexico Chapter AAFP RIOS Net (Research Involving Outpatient Settings) University Physician Associates Family Practice Clinics 1209 University Family Practice Center Northeast Heights Senior Health Center ... Westside The Division of Family Medicine (1) Provide personal, continuing and comprehensive

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Environmental and Occupational Health Faculty Members Adjunct Faculty Graduate Faculty Community Preceptors and Lecturers John L. Adgate, Assistant Professor (612)624-2601; email: jadgate@umn.edu Bruce H. Alexander, Assistant Professor (612)625-7934; email: balex@umn.edu Lisa M. Brosseau, Associate Professor (612)624-3143; email: brosseau@umn.edu Timothy R. Church, Associate Professor (612)626-1494; email: churc001@umn.edu Susan G. Gerberich, Professor (612)625-5934; email: gerbe001@umn.edu Ian A. Greaves, Associate Professor (612)626-4855 or 624-6196; email: greav001@umn.edu Craig Hedberg, Associate Professor (612)626-4757; email: hedbe005@umn.edu William Lohman, Assistant Professor (612)626-0605; email: aehren@umn.edu Claudiu Lungu, Assistant Professor (612)625-6904; email: lungu001@umn.edu George Maldonado, Associate Professor (612)626-2104; email: gmphd@umn.edu Patricia M. McGovern, Associate Professor (612)626-7429) email: pmcg@umn.edu Debra K. Olson, Instructor (612)625-0476; email: olson002@umn.edu Lisa A. Peterson, Associate Professor (612)626-0164; email: peter431@umn.edu Gurumurthy Ramachandran, Associate Professor

63. From Neurons To Neighborhoods - General Public/Press of young children, and those who teach young children Mental health, for the AlbertaMental health Board. and completed a residency in general psychiatry at http://www.n2nconf.org/general.htm

FROM NEURONS TO NEIGHBORHOODS (N2N2): New ways to prevent and repair emotional trauma in children and adults Second Annual L. A. Community Conference, May 17th and 18th 2003 Two years ago the National Academy of Sciences published a major compendium of research on the science of early child development entitled From Neurons to Neighborhoods. The report combines research and information from such diverse fields as neuroscience, biology, early child development, neurochemistry and biochemistry. This research links both cause and cure of common learning, mental, emotional, and social problems to traumatic events caused by interpersonal experiences that influence the brain. Emotional trauma is defined not only by easily identified shocking incidents but a series of persistent low intensity experiences that result in miss-attunement, confusion and isolation. The report concluded: Social experience shapes the biology and the development of the brain throughout life. Interpersonal processes are the cornerstones of early childhood development.

64. Traditional (Native American) Food, Health MENU The VitaMen (and Women) are here to teach consumers about the role of teacher Infoand curriculum materials on diet/nutrition/health general menu to http://www.kstrom.net/isk/food/foodmenu.html

T raditional F ood, H ealth and N utrition Page Navigation Buttons- W hat we eat where it comes from, how it is raised, processed, cooked affects our health in many ways. Traditional native diets in those few places in the world where people still mostly eat what they raise, hunt, gather, fish have been found to promote health and long life, for reasons only gradually coming to be understood. I t isn't practical to recommend now for most of us that we eat buffalo, harvest wild rice, farm corn in single hills, gather waupatoo or teepsinna. We'll see why those traditional foods are health-promoting as modern biological and medical sciences have belatedly learned. We'll see practical ways to improve health by food and diet starting when you are young to eat well to avoid health problems later. Cultural food stories and practical recipes are here too. InfoSeek Select Site for this Traditional Foods section. InfoSeek also selected First Nations, Canadian Native and Inuit as worth checking out. It's always nice to be appreciated. I really put in a lot of work on this section the recipes take quite a while to type and index-link. I have lots of fun with this food section. But I think it's appropriate to point out at the start of info for fun (good eating) and health that some Native people youth and elders especially are going to be affected to the point of malnutrition, hunger, and serious health problems due to the political direction the U.S. is taking. Here's a couple of brief statements from Native leaders about that. I hope you will take the time to read and think about them, if you are not Indian, but just interested in our culture or our foods and recipes. Indian people (U.S.) already know, and are worrying.

65. ScHARR Master’s programme in medical and health sciences, two renovated buildings at theNorthern general Hospital, although some staff also teach on the http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/D-H/gp/

Courses Teaching Research Staff ... Service Development The Institute of General Practice and Primary Care is a truly multidisciplinary academic grouping with over 90 teaching, research and administrative staff. Non-clinical disciplines include sociology, psychology, statistics and information management, while the clinical specialities of nursing, professions allied to medicine and, of course, general practitioners are represented. The Institute has a research profile that covers a range of areas, notably: innovations in primary care; disability and rehabilitation; information and education for health and transcultural primary care research. For more information, please visit our research page. The Institute has a teaching load that includes input into both the undergraduate medical degree and the degree in health and human sciences. It contributes primary care units to the ScHARR Master’s programme in medical and health sciences , two RTP units in research methodology and literature review. There are over 20 research students studying for

66. Global Volunteer Network - Nepal Volunteers will teach health Education to school children in in the community abouthealth and Sanitation Nepali cultural orientation/general cultural exchange http://www.volunteer.org.nz/nepal/

Name Email Address HTML Plain text Katherine in Nepal, 2002 The Global Volunteer Network currently has volunteer opportunities available through our partner organization in the beautiful Kingdom of Nepal. Volunteers have the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational and community aid programs. This will give you a chance to make an important contribution to the people of Nepal and while doing so gain an in depth experience of the country and its culture, that will stay with you the rest of your life. :: The Program The volunteer opportunities are in areas such as Teaching English, Environmental Awareness, Health and Sanitation issues/Primary Health Care and a Home Stay Programme/Cultural Exchange. Your placement will be tailored according to your individual needs and interests. Teaching English Volunteers will be provided with training about how to teach in Nepal. The system of teaching is different in Nepal so volunteers will be taught their teaching methodology. Volunteers will stay with a Nepali family near the school. Volunteers will teach for about 2 to 3 hours each day for six days a week (Saturday is the day off). They will also be involved in teaching in youth clubs or a women's group for informal education for 1 to 2 hours a day. School children will be 10 to 14 years of age and have basic level of English. Volunteers for this program will also be engaged to let the teachers of the school know about teaching practices and conversational English to enable them to teach English in the future.

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Web Resources by Fields of Study Web Resources in HEARING AND SPEECH SCIENCES Because of licensing agreements, some of these resources can only be used by current faculty, staff, and students of the University of Maryland, College Park. These are marked UM only . Those which can only be accessed by those participating in the Maryland Digital Libraries Project are marked . Those left unmarked are freely available on the Internet. See Off-Campus Access to Library Resources for more information about how people affiliated with the University of Maryland, College Park may access these resources remotely. DATABASES Ageline (SilverPlatter) UM Only Citations and abstracts to the literature of middle age and aging. Includes original abstracts of journal articles, books, book chapters, and research reports on various aging-related topics which include the social sciences, health and health care, consumer/personal and service issues. International coverage with most documents in English. Use the Thesaurus of Aging Terminology online or in print at McKeldin reference. CHID Online [Combined Health Information Database] (varies from 1973- ) Citations, abstracts, and availability information for health and health education resources produced by agencies of the Federal Government. Includes books, journals, reports, brochures, pamphlets, papers, directories, information packets, teaching materials, and more.

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69. Parent Involvement - Health & Safety and HIV/AIDSin school health education programs The US Surgeon general recommendsthat education about teachers given special training to teach this curriculum http://www.pta.org/parentinvolvement/healthsafety/hs_talkHIV.asp

April 08, 2003 Partners for Student Success Building Successful Partnerships National Standards Reflections Program ... Home How to Talk about HIV in Spanish "It is our responsibility to educate our young. The need is critical. The lives of our young people depend on our fulfilling our responsibility." C. Everett Koop, MD Former Surgeon General of Public Health of the United States HIV/AIDS is an epidemic that can be as frightening as it is deadly. As parents we need to know the most current information on HIV and how it is spread. Then we need to teach our teens and children how to protect themselves. The National PTA believes that teens and children must be educated about HIV/AIDS. The spread of HIV can and must be stopped. The only way to prevent HIV/AIDS is through education. This brochure provides basic information, but it may not answer all your questions. For more information, see the resources at the end of this brochure, or contact the National PTA for an HIV/AIDS resource list.

70. Office Of Volunteer Programs - Student Service Organizations teach for America @ UIUC, Education/Tutoring/Mentoring, read United Trauma Relief@ UIUC, health, read more University YMCA Student Board, general Service, read more http://www.union.uiuc.edu/ovp/asp/sso/sso.asp

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71. Education World® - *Physical Education & Health : Health : General Resources Snapshots of Medicine and health . Special Books for Special Kids! JayJo Books hasfound its niche as a publisher of books written to teach elementary school http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=1527

72. Please Update Your Bookmark plans. Classroomto-Classroom general lesson plans, health PhysicalEducation fitness - nutrition - general lesson plans. Parents http://www.teachnet.com/lesson.html

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73. English Books > Diet/Health/Fitness > Diets - General Diet/health/Fitness Diets - general titles listing. Natural Superfoods To Transform Your health. Mckeith, Gillian Paperback Work Towards Long-term Good health. Puhn, Adele Aerobic Fitness and health. Paperback ISBN 0880117257 http://www.netstoreusa.com/books/index/bkbha600.shtml

English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... Diet/Health/Fitness Index of 2081 Titles First page Prev Next Last page ... ABC of Healthy Eating for Babies and Toddlers Marshall, Janette Paperback; ; ISBN: 0340689455 Accreditation and Beyond: Thought for Food: a Starting Point for Children's Nutritional Meals Nicol, Debbie Paperback; ; ISBN: 1875890114 ACE Plan Earle, Liz Paperback (B Format); ; ISBN: 1852835184 Achieve Your Ideal Weight Smith, Albert Audiobook On Cassette; ; ISBN: 1898756406 Acid Alkaline Balance Diet: An Innovative Program For Ridding Your Body Of Acidic Wastes Kliment, Felicia Drury Paperback; ; ISBN: 0658016954 Adam and Eve Diet Lane, Roderick Stacey, Sarah Paperback (A Format); ; ISBN: 0340819367 Addresses Kingsford, Anna Bonus Maitland, Edward Paperback; ; ISBN: 0766101797 Adelgace Para Siempre: La Unica Solucion, El Sentido Comun Rodriguez, Cesareo Paperback; Spanish; ISBN: 9505561849 Aerobic Walking: The Weight-Loss Exercise: A Complete Program To Reduce Weight, Stress, And Hypertension Malkin, Mort Paperback;

74. Illnesses & Injuries internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educationalpurposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the http://www.parentcenter.com/health/ills&inj

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75. School Bullies, National Mental Health Information Center teach children to trust and value their own feelings. The Caring for Every Child'sMental health Campaign is part of the Comprehensive Community Mental health http://www.mentalhealth.org/publications/allpubs/Ca-0043/default.asp

United States Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Homepage CMHS Programs Go to... Child, Adolescent, Family Community Support Coping With Traumatic Events Disaster Services HIV/AIDS Homelessness Managing Anxiety Mental Health Statistics Special Programs and Initiatives State Planning Features 15 Plus Childrens' Mental Health Consumer Survivor National Strategy for Suicide Prevention ... Surgeon General Reports Topics Go to... Abuse Adolescents Alcoholism Alzheimer's Anxiety Bipolar Birth Defects Brain Cancer Conduct Disorder Consumer Depression Disabilities Disaster Relief Dual Diagnosis Eating Disorders Expenditures Genetics Grants Homelessness Insomnia Managed Care Parity School Violence Social Work Suicide Schizophrenia Therapy Navigation Mental Health at HHS Professional Information Funding Publications ... Kids Area Search: This Site Mental Health at HHS All Mental Health Account Cart E-mail to a Friend The School Bully Can Take a Toll on Your Child's Mental Health Click here for PDF version You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this file.

76. MEDLINEplus US Study Finds Testicular Exams Lagging Reuters health Monday, March 3, 2003 CHICAGO (Reuters) Less than half of USpediatricians teach patients how to examine their testicles, even though http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_11851.html

77. Tips4Youth Printable tip sheets on everything from the dangers of tobacco to kicking the habit. From the Center Category Kids and Teens health Substance Abuse Tobacco...... A public health and education spin to Hip Hop culture. SGR 4 Kids Magazine The SurgeonGeneral of the United States wrote this report to teach kids everywhere http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/tips4youth.htm

TIPS Home What's New Mission Site Map ... Hip Hop for Health and Education Summit October 31–November 3, 2002. A public health and education spin to Hip Hop culture. Kick Butts Day April 2, 2003. This annual event focuses on encouraging kids to stand up to tobacco and let their voices be heard. SLAM SLAM is a fifteen-minute video developed to help young people be more aware of the power and pervasiveness of cigarette advertising and to help them explore ways to resist the influences of the tobacco industry. "Smoke Screeners" is an educational program that helps teach media literacy skills to young people. What You(th) Should Know about Tobacco Tip Sheet Why get trapped and waste your money on tobacco? Save your money and your life! Tobacco Quiz - Test Your Tobacco IQ Take the Tobacco Quiz and see how much you know about Tobacco... A Smokefree Message from Christy Turlington Join the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and cover model/student Christy Turlington in communicating a smoke-free message to teens in your school and community. With teen smoking rates still on the rise, we need your help to let students know the real deal about tobacco. Interview with Boyz II Men The Boyz talk about teen smoking and their new campaign to help teen quit, "Smokefree-It's the New Evolution."

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80. Baptist Health Of Northeast Florida - News & Communication Center, this service provides information about prenatal health, exercise and twomorning sessions; $40 per family) These sessions teach massage techniques http://community.e-baptisthealth.com/news/

Women's Resource Center Classes Guide Families through Childbirth Courses are available to help families of all sizes Pregnancy and childbirth; they're two of the most wonderful - and stressful - times for a family. But parents and children on the First Coast can turn to Baptist Health for help. We're not only committed to providing children and families with excellent healthcare; we're guiding people through the childbirth process by offering classes through the Women's Resource Center at Baptist Medical Center. Whether you're a parent-to-be, are concerned about how your children will adapt to your family's next wonderful addition or simply someone who needs a refresher course, the Women's Resource Center has a class to suit your needs. Classes are as follows ( to register for classes or for information, call Maternity Services Orientation (No charge) - Offered at Baptist Medical Center, this service provides information about prenatal health, exercise and fetal development and bonding; a tour of the hospital's maternity services; and more. Lamaze Childbirth Education Series (five evening sessions or two Saturday sessions; $65 per couple) - Class topics include: anatomy/physiology, changes of late pregnancy, comfort measures, warning signs of pre-term labor or other complications, labor and birth (labor support and Lamaze techniques taught throughout the series), hospital routines, Cesarean birth, anesthesia/analgesia, medical interventions and equipment, newborn care and postpartum recovery. (

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