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The Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development announced funding to establish the National Invention to ...

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Nurse home visiting programs have potential to reduce intimate partner violence exposure and increase outcomes for young, first-time mothers and children experiencing disadvantages, a new Children’s ...

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The Director of the SNF Center for the Study of hellenic culture at UCLA, Dr. Sharon Gerstal sits down with Dr. Alexander Lingas.

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