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March 2015; Volume 45,Issue 2
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  1. Mcgill, Natalie

    1. Progress being made on hospital infections, but more work needed: CDC report tracks improvements in care
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) 1-10;
    2. Newsmakers: March 2015
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) E11;
    3. Puerto Rico Public Health Association regroups, becomes newest Affiliate
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) 13;
    4. Fast food has not gotten much healthier in past two decades, study says
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) E8;
    5. Resources: March 2015
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) E12;
    6. Access to small screens equals less sleep for kids, study says
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) E9;
    7. Gestational diabetes: a risk during pregnancy
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) 20;
    8. More progress needed to reduce global noncommunicable disease
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) 14;
    9. American drinkers using prescription drugs may be risking their health, study says
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) E7;
    10. Q&A: HHS’ DeSalvo: Advancing technology to improve quality of care essential for US health: New federal IT strategic plan charts course for electronic records
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) 7;
    11. Affiliates in Brief
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health March 2015, 45 (2) 13;
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