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    Combatting COVID Vaccine Hesitancy By Changing the Language

    Futurity Jan 11, 2022

    A simple language intervention could help boost vaccination rates, especially when presenting information to people in bilingual populations, according to a new study. The findings show that between two groups…

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    Increasing Vaccine Access for All Through Strategic Partnerships

    LISC Jan 6, 2022

    When Isimar Lopez tells her fellow Bronx residents she can get them a free, door-to-door ride with Uber to get a COVID-19 vaccine, they don’t always jump at the chance.…

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    Medical Technologies Have Been Central to US Pandemic Response – But Social Behaviors Matter Just as Much

    The Conversation Dec 22, 2021

    Before COVID-19, there was tuberculosis. Twentieth century British physician Thomas McKeown controversially proposed that the sharp declines in infectious disease death rates in the late 1900s were due to improved…

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    Why COVID Boosters Can Help Fight Omicron

    Futurity Dec 21, 2021

    Booster vaccines fortify the antibody response sufficiently to deliver a substantial increase in protection against the Omicron variant, researchers say. The Omicron variant is more prone to escape antibodies produced…

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    Why We Need to Address Issues of Vaccine Inequity Worldwide

    Global Citizen Dec 17, 2021

    The COVID-19 vaccine has been in our lives for a full year, and while it’s helped us move forward in our fight to defeat the pandemic — with just over 46% of…

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    Major Steps and Considerations to Prevent Another Pandemic

    Wellcome Dec 16, 2021

    The risk of another pandemic is high. Our 21st century way of life increases this risk. Climate change, intensive farming and international travel, enable diseases to spread across the world…

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    Vaccinations and Omicron: What Will Be Effective?

    The Conversation Dec 16, 2021

    The pandemic has brought many tricky terms and ideas from epidemiology into everyone’s lives. Two particularly complicated concepts are vaccine efficacy and effectiveness. These are not the same thing. And…

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    The Adverse Effects of Coronavirus on Prison Oversight

    The Marshall Project

    When two inspectors showed up at a juvenile prison in north Texas late last year, they heard about kids beating each other up, recruiting for gangs and dismantling their cinder-block…

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    Lessons From Israel’s Vaccine Process for Children

    Brookings Dec 14, 2021

    A study conducted by the Social Policy Institute at Washington University in St. Louis shows that among surveyed parents in Israel, only 37 percent intended to vaccinate their child (aged…

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    Fighting Poverty in Order to Fight Global Diseases

    Christensen Institute Dec 8, 2021

    On December 6, 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) released its annual report on malaria. The report notes that in 2020, there were more than 241 million cases and approximately 627,000…

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    Why Indigenous Representation Matters in Health Research

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dec 7, 2021

    “Representation is really important; it plays a vital role in cancer prevention and research,” said Craig Dee, also a member of the Navajo (Dine’) Tribe, and a community health educator…

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    Why Addressing Racism Against Black Women in Health Care is Key to Ending the US HIV Epidemic

    The Conversation Dec 6, 2021

    Forty years into the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Black women continue to bear the highest burden of HIV among women. Although Black women represent only 13% of the female population, they accounted…

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