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    Increasing Access to the Malaria Vaccine for Children

    Global Citizen Feb 8, 2022

    Nearly three decades after contracting malaria multiple times in childhood, Dr. Rose Jalang’o is now spearheading Kenya’s rollout of the groundbreaking malaria vaccine. The RTS,S/AS01 (RTS,S) malaria vaccine was approved by the…

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    Lessons in Community-based Approaches to Increasing Vaccinations

    The Rockefeller Foundation Feb 7, 2022

    In Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, Newark, and Oakland, The Rockefeller Foundation’s Equity-First Vaccination Initiative (EVI) supports community-based organizations working to increase vaccine confidence and uptake in communities of color. In this blog post,…

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    Record-breaking Rapid DNA Sequencing Promises Timely Diagnosis for Thousands of Rare Disease Cases

    The Conversation Feb 5, 2022

    For children suffering from rare diseases, it usually takes years to receive a diagnosis. This “diagnostic odyssey” is filled with multiple referrals and a barrage of tests, seeking to uncover…

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    What You Should Know About Neglected Tropical Diseases in Nigeria

    Global Citizen Feb 2, 2022

    Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are, according to the World Health Organization, a “diverse group of 20 conditions” that are most common in tropical regions, and that often result in disability, cognitive damage,…

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    New Insights from Biology Can Help Overcome Siloed Thinking in Cancer Clinical Trials and Treatment

    The Conversation Jan 31, 2022

    Rarely does an oncologist closely question a breast cancer patient about their blood glucose, body weight, lipid profile, or medications for diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Instead, these issues are usually…

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    Study Finds Exercise Improves Cognition in Older Adults

    Futurity

    Regular exercise can improve brain function and may protect against dementia in middle-aged and older adults, with women benefitting almost twice as much as men, according to new research. The…

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    COVID Vaccinations and Variants: Research and Manufacturing in 2022

    Futurity Jan 29, 2022

    How quickly can we modify COVID-19 vaccines to tackle any new variants that arise? Jennifer Pancorbo has some answers. The ongoing battles with COVID variants Delta and Omicron highlight just…

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    Why We Need to Prioritize Elderly Populations for Boosters Against Omicron

    The Conversation Jan 28, 2022

    People are understandably worn out, tired of thinking about COVID-19 and wanting to get back to a true normal. This so-called “pandemic fatigue” is real. But it’s also contributing to…

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    Youth Largely Underestimate the Risks of Contracting STIs Through Oral Sex, a New Study Finds

    The Conversation Jan 28, 2022

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Young people are largely unaware of the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections, or STIs, through…

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    Omicron Moves Much Faster Than We Are Able To

    Vox Jan 27, 2022

    By some estimates, about 40 percent of the population of the United States will have been infected with the omicron variant of Covid-19 by the time the current wave fully subsides. The…

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    How Private Sector Investment Can Support Equitable Vaccine Distribution

    World Economic Forum Jan 24, 2022

    As we approach the second anniversary of the initial COVID-19 outbreak, there is plenty of talk about how the global response, or lack of it, has exposed deep inequities in…

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    National Toxicology Program Identifies Eight New Carcinogens

    Grist Jan 21, 2022

    The National Toxicology Program, or NTP, released its 15th report on carcinogens last month, adding eight new substances to a growing list of recognized cancer-causing agents found in many consumer products and…

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