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What are the causes of infant death in CT? – NBC Connecticut

A new report says that nearly 100 children under three died from non-natural causes in the past few years.

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State Laws Requiring Play-Based Learning

While some education officials may believe there is no time in elementary school for play, there has been a growing shift toward purposeful play or play-based learning as an instructional strategy in pre-K, kindergarten, and the early grades.

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Connecticut to license freestanding birth centers

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has signed a bill into law that will license all freestanding birth centers.

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Lamont signs law to create free-standing birth centers in Connecticut

Gov. Ned Lamont signed Public Act 23-147 into law, which will enable the licensing of free-standing birth centers and allow them to operate in Connecticut as an alternative to traditional hospitals for low-risk pregnancies and deliveries. According to the governor, the new law will result in the expansion of access to high-quality maternal health services […]

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Lamont Signs Legislation Licensing Free-Standing Birth Centers in an Effort To Increase Access To High-Quality Maternal Health Services

Lamont Signs Legislation Licensing Free-Standing Birth Centers in an Effort To Increase Access To High-Quality Maternal Health Services
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