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Building Early Literacy Into Clinical Life

Epic, the most-widely used electronic health record system, recently made changes to their EMR that smooths the process of documentation and reporting around Reach Out and Read. It's now easier for clinicians to indicate shared reading conversations, and for clinic coordinators t ...  Show more

Fossils and Families: What Paleoanthropolgy Can Tell Us About Relationships

What can fossils — yes, fossils! — tell us about the history of shared parental care and infant helplessness? Jeremy DeSilva, an Endowed Professor of Archaeology, Paleontology, and Ethnology at Dartmouth takes us on a few million years' deep dive into human evolution and what the ...  Show more

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