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TitlePublication DateLast Updatedsort icon
Early Childhood in Focus 3: Developing Positive Identities2008-03-312008-05-07
Progress for Children2005-08-312008-05-07
Violence Against Young Children: A Painful Issue2006-05-312008-05-07
Meeting the Health Care Needs of California's Children: The Role of Telemedicinenone2008-05-07
Introducing Insecticide-Treated Nets in the Kilombero Valley, Tanzania2001-07-312008-04-23
After School Programs in the 21st Century: Their Potential and What It Takes to Achieve It2008-02-012008-04-23
The Impact of a Community Mobilization Project on Health-Related Knowledge and Practices in Cameroon2001-12-012008-04-22
The Economics of Social Marketing: The Case of Mosquito Nets in Tanzania2005-01-012008-04-22
Helping Our Children with Disabilities Succeed: What's Broadband Got to Do with It?2007-06-302008-04-22
Effect of a Participatory Intervention with Women's Groups on Birth Outcomes in Nepal2004-01-012008-04-18
Children Participating in Research2006-09-302008-03-28
Cómo Será, Pues: The NGO Contribution to Neonatal Health in Bolivianone2008-03-05
Drop by Drop: The NGO Contribution to the Polio Eradication Initiative in Angolanone2008-03-05
Bringing Down Mosquito Fevernone2008-03-05
Maternal and Newborn Standards and Indicators Compendiumnone2008-03-05
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