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Friday Five: Marital stability following childbirth, harnessing the power of prevention, and more. Tweet This
Friday Five: Why Georgia and Minnesota have different divorce rates, how teens benefit from relationships, and more. Tweet This

Marital Stability Following a Mother's First Marital Birth
Bart Stykes, National Center for Family & Marriage Research

How Teens Benefit from Healthy Relationships with Family and Friends
Artemis Benedetti, Child Trends

Unleashing the Power of Prevention
J. David Hawkins et al., Institute of Medicine

Does Where You Live Cause You to Divorce?
Robert Hughes Jr, Divorce Science

Arizona Youth Partnership: Healthy Marriages/Strong Families
ACF Office of Family Assistance

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