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How Does the CDC Educate Healthcare Providers and the Public?

Education is another important aspect of the CDC's work. The CDC provides:
- Guidelines and recommendations for healthcare providers
- Training programs and continuing education opportunities
- Public health campaigns to raise awareness about neonatal health issues

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