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National Autism Awareness
Month
Although more children are diagnosed with autism today than ever before,
the outlook has changed dramatically. Recent research has demonstrated that
by providing the child with services and support at appropriate developmental
levels, significant gains in most life areas can be achieved.
Learn more about Autism through these NetWellness resources:
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Autism Basics
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Autism Resources and Insurance
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Autism Resources for Ohio Parents
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Asperger Syndrome: Educational Resources
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Early Intervention Can Make a Difference for Autistic Children
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Educational Approaches for Treating Autism
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Handling Autistic Violence in the Classroom
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How Common is Autism?
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Identifying Autism
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Interventions for Stereotypical Behaviors
Watch to this NetWellness video:
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Medications Help Tame Aggression in Children with Autism

Keeping You Informed
Read the latest articles written by our experts:
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Breath-holding Spells in Children
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Emphysema: Stages and Life Expectancy
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Food Allergies: More Than A Sneeze
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Understanding Triggers and Patterns of Asthma
Dimensions of Wellness in Seniors:
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Part 4: Intellectual Wellness
- Part 5: Spiritual Wellness
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Part 6: Occupational Wellness

New Experts in Eye
and Vision Care
Angela Brown, OD
Mark Bullimore, OD
Michael Earley, OD
John-Paul Maszczak, OD
Aaron Zimmerman, OD

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Minority Health Month 2009
The
Office of Minority Health has chosen preconception health as the focus
for this year's Minority Health Month. Remember, a
healthy baby begins with you.
- Pregnancy Health Topic
Resources:
- Pregnancy Care
- Step-by-Step Questions about Pregnancy
For more information on minority health, please visit our African American Health Center.
Focus on Faculty
Dr.
Stephen Wilson is an Assistant
Professor of
Medicine-Pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital Medical Center. He is currently researching
markers of DNA damage in children exposed to environmental tobacco
smoke.
Dr. Wilson has received numerous awards, such as
Cincinnati Business Courier Health Care Hero Finalist in 2008, Legacy
Foundation Travel Award, and Society for Research on Nicotine and
Tobacco in 2007.
How Are We Doing?
Do you have comments or suggestions or is there anything we can do to make it easier to find the health information you need? If so, please send us your feedback -- we appreciate and welcome all your ideas.

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