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07/11/2017

http://leader.pubs.asha.org/article.aspx?articleid=2643075&resultClick=3

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07/10/2017

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-ci-youthworks-20170706-story.html

Na'Thaia Huntley wanted nothing more than a job after graduating from Paul Lawrence Dunbar High School in 2014, but, with no experience, her options were

06/28/2017

http://time.com/4835036/medicaid-schools-health-care/

Medicaid funding is vital in schools, especially for children with special needs

05/30/2017

http://m.baltimoretimes-online.com/news/2017/may/26/reading-fosters-empathy-and-more-positive-social-a/?

— "As thankful as we might be for the productive technological innovations of the 21st Century, it is important to recognize that the digital society we've created has pitfalls, particularly for our youngest citizens," said author and publisher David Bruce Smith.

05/30/2017

http://www.csmonitor.com/EqualEd/2017/0510/How-to-end-the-word-gap-Cities-invest-big-in-baby-talk

Low-income kids start school with far fewer words than affluent peers. Communities are trying a simple idea to bridge the word gap: teach parents to talk with their babies.

05/29/2017

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05/21/2017

Alderman Speech Pathology represented today @"The Sandtown Community Health Fair" Lilian Jones Recreation Center, West Baltimore...

05/14/2017

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05/14/2017

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05/02/2017

05/01/2017

04/28/2017

Wasted: America's other drug problem
http://www.philly.com/philly/health/health-news/Wasted-Americas-other-drug-problem.html?mobi=true

Every week in Des Moines, Iowa, the employees of a small nonprofit collect bins of unexpired prescription drugs tossed out by nursing homes after residents died, moved out or no longer needed them. The drugs are given to patients who couldn't otherwise afford them.