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September NIH News in Health -- Are hearing, language and vision ready for school?; safe driving for distracted teens; mold and asthma; the science of yoga

Check out the September issue of NIH News in Health, the monthly newsletter bringing you practical health news and tips based on the latest NIH research. In this edition:

Illustration of worried parents watching a young child reading a book. See, Hear, Speak
Are Kids’ Senses Ready for School?
Early classroom success depends on healthy hearing, vision, speech and language. If a child has problems in these areas, the sooner they’re spotted, the better they can be treated.
Read more about hearing, language and vision at school.



   

Illustration of a smiling teen driver with her mother in the passenger seat. Safe Driving for Distracted Teens
Steering in the Right Direction
Mile for mile, teens are involved in 3 times as many fatal crashes as more experienced drivers. Why are young drivers so vulnerable to accidents and injuries? And what can we do to reduce their risk? NIH-funded researchers are looking for some answers.
Read more about teen driving.

 

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