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    Fighting Malaria with Genetically Modified Mosquitoes

    United Nations Foundation Aug 20, 2021

    World Mosquito Day today marks the 1897 discovery by Sir Ronald Ross that female Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria. Since that breakthrough, the world has fought this deadly disease through scientific research and new technology. While astounding progress…

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    Young Women Are on the Frontline of HIV/AIDS Epidemic

    Skoll Foundation

    Dimakatso, 23, lives in Soshanguve, South Africa. Her father passed away a little over a year ago, forcing her mother to relocate to a neighboring town for work, and leaving…

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    Ending the Stigma Surrounding HIV/AIDS in South Africa

    Global Citizen

    For some reason, nobody wants to say HIV/AIDS in South Africa. Instead, we refer to Zet 3, to amagama amathathu (meaning “the three letters”); we call it “the three ships”,…

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    More Investment Is Needed to Fight HIV

    Brookings

    For-profit corporations invest large amounts of money in global health R&D to develop novel treatments, drugs, and vaccines for neglected diseases. However, of the $157 billion spent on global health…

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    Cancer Clinical Trials Exclude Many Patients, Exacerbating Inequity

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Aug 15, 2021

    The good news? Enrollment in new cancer therapy clinical trials has returned to normal, at least within one large trial network, a year after the pandemic began. The bad news?…

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    Fewer Teachers Vaccinated Than Commonly Thought

    The 74 Aug 15, 2021

    Mandatory teacher vaccinations against COVID-19 became the hot topic in education circles again last week, with Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, making the media rounds on…

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    Making Vaccines More Accessible in Unvaccinated Regions

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 12, 2021

    With more than half of the US population having received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, the shape of our vaccine rollout is changing. And while the unvaccinated people…

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    Studies Indicate Links Between Social Media Consumption, Misinformation and Vaccine Hesitancy

    The Rural Blog Aug 11, 2021

    Misinformation about the coronavirus vaccines is present on nearly every type of media, but a pair of new studies highlight the link between social-media consumption and resistance or hesitancy to get…

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    What Are COVID-19 Variants and How Can You Stay Safe as They Spread?

    The Conversation Aug 10, 2021

    With the delta variant making up over 93% of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. at the end of July 2021, questions arise about how to stay protected against evolving forms…

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    New Technology Can Create Treatment Against Drug-resistant Bacteria in Under a Week and Adapt to Antibiotic Resistance

    The Conversation Aug 10, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea A new technique my colleagues and I developed that can kill deadly, multidrug-resistant bacteria in real…

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    Breakthrough Cases Are Not the Majority of Cases Making up the Surge

    Vox Aug 9, 2021

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changed its guidance to recommend everyone, regardless of vaccination status, wear masks in Covid-19 hot spots. A study of an outbreak in Provincetown, Massachusetts, found around three-quarters…

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    How to Protect the Public From Toxic Drinking Water Left After Wildfires

    The Conversation

    Less than halfway through the 2020 wildfire season, fires are burning large swaths of the western U.S. As in previous years, these disasters have entered populated areas, damaging drinking water…

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