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Students mentoring students is a win-win situation
Sometimes they are reading buddies, peer helpers, conflict managers, lunch buddies, tutors, and many other ways that encourage a positive mentoring relationship between students. School is a community where people respect and care for one another and develop students to be life-long learners.
Summer safety is important for children's activities
Insurance companies and state departments of transportation offer some tips for parents: *Set a good example and model safe driving. *Provide adult-supervised driving time, even if your teen has his/her license. *Expose teens to different driving conditions so they learn how to handle them safely. *Prohibit cell phone use while driving. *Restrict the number of passengers in the car to reduce distractions. *Prohibit/limit unsupervised late-night driving.
Respiratory syncytial virus and other respiratory virus infections in residents of homeless shelters – King County, Washington, 2019–2021
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes disproportionate morbidity and mortality in vulnerable populations. We tested residents of homeless shelters in Seattle, Washington for RSV in a repeated cross‐sectional study as part of community surveillance for respiratory viruses. Of 15 364 specimens tested, 35 had RSV detected, compared to 77 with influenza. The most common symptoms for both RSV and influenza were cough and rhinorrhea. Many individuals with RSV (39%) and influenza (58%) reported that their illness significantly impacted their ability to perform their regular activities. RSV and influenza demonstrated similar clinical presentations and burden of illness in vulnerable populations living in congregate settings.