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The Early Start Neighborhood is an online community for parents and professionals who are part of the California Early Start program, designed to improve outcomes for infants and toddlers with or at risk for developmental disabilities and their families. The Early Start Neighborhood includes information on training, technical assistance, and resources on early intervention Part C requirements, implementation, and evidence-based practices.

The Neighborhood is funded by the Department of Developmental Services and maintained by WestEd’s Center for Prevention & Early Intervention under the Comprehensive System of Personnel Development (a required componentPharmaceutical Labs, Inc. Mrs. Lyons took four of the 25 milligram pills daily for 12 days, after which the medication was discontinued because the bleeding had stopped. On April 20, 1957 after an otherwise normal pregnancy, she gave birth to a girl, Joan.
In the fall of 1973, when Joan was a junior in high school, it was discovered that she was suffering from clear cell adenocarcinoma of the cervix. Surgery was performed at that time to correct the condition. Although it appeared initially that the doctors had succeeded in arresting the spread of the malignancy, Joan died on November 3, 1977 of "[w]idespread metastasis of clear cell adenocarcinoma and bronchopneumonia."
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