FW: Emerging Maternal Child Health Issues

[Gleason, Carolyn (HRSA)]

FYI, an excellent resource - not nutrition specific but quite relevant
 
If you sign up, you do not get large newsletter files - just a notice when a
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Carolyn Gleason, MS, RD 
Public Health Advisor 
HRSA Seattle Field Office 
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