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A union representing some doctors at ChristianaCare is in negotiations with the hospital system.
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Some of our most awkward childhood and teenage memories are connected to puberty.That’s one reason puberty and sex education exist – to address uncomfortable subjects head-on and give young people the language and information they need to understand their bodies.There’s a lot that goes into those lesson plans. And most of the research and conversation is about what teachers can talk about in the classroom. Very little research addresses how to teach these classes.University of Delaware assistant professor Sarah Curtiss is trying to change that. She and her team looked at different teaching approaches and how to make classes more accessible for students with disabilities.Delaware Public Media’s Abigail Lee sits down with Curtiss to talk about puberty education – and how it can be improved.
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US Wind files a crossclaim against the Trump administration over its intent to withdraw permits for a Delaware-Maryland offshore wind project.
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The Senate HELP Subcommittee on Education and the American Family held a forum this week spotlighting the impact of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s recent vaccine policies.
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Gov. Matt Meyer and the Delaware Division of Public Health issue a standing order to protect COVID-19 vaccine eligibility.
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DNREC says this latest notice is a response to excessive emissions at the Delaware City Refinery between May 25th and June 11th of this year.
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More than one-third of the food we eat comes thanks to pollinators like bees, butterflies, birds, and other species.
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Delaware's Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission says another grant recipient could be sent to the DOJ for investigation, which would mark the second referral of an opioid abatement grant recipient.
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Delaware joins eight other northeastern states in a public health coalition with a focus on developing independent vaccine recommendations amid concerns around health policy at the federal level.
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DNREC’s sand bypass system is now up and running at the Indian River Inlet, but the department says they’re still affected by staff shortages.