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Public Health Herald Newsletter
 The Public Health Herald is a quarterly e-newsletter that provides timely information, new and alerts for legislators, staff and other policymakers focused on health and wellness.
Vol. 1, No. 4 - Minimum Legal Drinking Age (Summer 2009)
Vol. 1, No. 3 - New Tobacco Products (Spring 2009)
Vol. 1, No. 2 - Cardiovascular Disease (Winter 2009)
Vol. 1, No. 1 - Diabetes (Fall 2008)
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State Health Notes - Archives
 Dear State Health Notes Readers,
The final edition of State Health Notes was distributed in June 2009. It has been a joy to bring you the latest and greatest in health care from the states over the past 30 years. We have enjoyed talking with you, hearing from you, and interviewing many of you. Although we will no longer publish State Health Notes, we will continue to write about state health policy. You can keep up with the latest in state health news by regularly checking the NCSL web site. Thank you for your support.
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Health Resource and Research
| NCSL Programs | Access | Cost & Quality | Diseases & Conditions | Health Insurance | Health IT | Long-Term Care & Aging | Medicaid, CHIP, Medicare & SSI |
| Mental Health & Substance Abuse | Pharmaceuticals | Providers & Facilities | Public Health & Prevention | Women, Children & Families | Special Topics |
State Cancer Laws
State legislators propose hundreds of bills related to cancer issues each session. From resolutions for awareness months to funding comprehensive cancer programs, state legislators are actively working on cancer issues in their states. More
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H1N1 Pandemic Update
 Keep current with information on developments, tools and Federal guidance in preparing for a fall outbreak of the H1N1 (Swine) Influenza. More
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HITCH November eBulletin
 This bulletin begins a new series of monthly newsletters for HITCH members that will keep you up to date on happenings in HIT. The focus of this newsletter will be on state actions, with some reporting on relevant federal actions and new research. More
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Insurance Coverage for Autism
 Some states require insurers to treat autism, but some argue that care for individuals with autism is the responsibility of parents and/or school systems. This NCSL report shows which states have statutes that specifically require insurance coverage for autism. More
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