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High School Sleep Curriculum Is Available
The National Center on Sleep Disorders Research and the National Institutes ofHealth Office of Science Education has developed a sleep curriculum module gearedtoward grades 9-12. Topics include the process of sleep and biological rhythms andpotential consequences of sleep deprivation. A Web-based technology segmentprovides interactivity and simulations, and built-in assessment tools are included witheach lesson. Visit http://science-education.nih.gov/supplements/nih3/sleep/default.htm,to learn more.
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Computer Retrains Kids to Eat Properlyabout 21 years ago
"Importation" of Prescription Drugsabout 21 years ago
Courts Wrestle with Overtime Pay for Pharmacistsabout 21 years ago
COMPOUNDING HOTLINEabout 21 years ago
Clinical Update on the Treatment of Constipation in Adultsabout 21 years ago
Texas Hospital Installs Omnicell Technologyabout 21 years ago
Happy Harry's Installs Robotic Dispensing Systemsabout 21 years ago
Medicare Recognizes Obesity as Illnessabout 21 years ago
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