Vaccination Recommendations For Children

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Vaccinations against 14 childhood diseases are crucial to giving babies a healthy start in life. If you have an infant, your child’s health care provider can help ensure your little one gets the recommended vaccines for children age 2 and younger. Measles and whooping cough (pertussis) are among the serious diseases children need protection against. During National Infant Immunization Week (April 18 to 25), visit the CDC’s Infant Immunizations FAQs at www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents/parent-questions.html.

 

March Personal Best

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We apologize for the inconvenience, apparently the links were not correct for this month’s Personal Best.  The issue has been resolved and the links have been updated.  Happy Reading!

 

In this issue:

  • Boost Your Mood With Exercise
  • Baby Boomers: Staying Well into Old Age
  • Reversing the Obesity Epidemic
  • Move More, Work Better
  • 5 Secrets to Teaching a Workshop
  • Choosing Time Management Tools
  • Smart Mortgage Moves
  • Protecting Your Credit
  • Housekeeping on a Budget
  • Tablet Ergonomics
  • Fighting Fatigue
  • 8 Pesticide Precautions
  • 5 Food Habits You Can Fix