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Bill in NE would allow parents to opt out of newborn screenings / Public News Service

Every state has been screening newborns for several decades, usually performing a heel-prick blood test, a hearing test and a heart check. Several disorders diagnosed through newborn screenings can be treated and their effects significantly reduced when caught early. Sen. .

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Report Child abuse in Kentucky declines slightly most victims younger than 4 / Public News Service

Kentucky saw a 48% reduction in child victims of maltreatment from 2018 to 2022, according to the latest federal data. However, child abuse and neglect in the Commonwealth remains around 60% higher than the national rate. Shannon Moody, chief policy and strategy officer with Kentucky Youth Advocates, said identifying risk factors around substance abuse, untreated mental health issues and domestic violence can all help reduce child abuse. .

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WJTN News Headlines for Thurs., Feb. 15, 2024

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WA could increase incentive for after hours child care / Public News Service

Parents often struggle to secure after-hours child care. Advocates want the Washington state Legislature to increase incentives for businesses to provide this service. The Department of Children, Youth and Families is requesting funds to increase the bonus to $500 a month for facilities that provide care before 6 a.m., after 6 p.m. .

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U.S. states ponder relieving parents of paying for foster care

U.S. states ponder relieving parents of paying for foster care
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