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    Investing in Black and Latino Leaders

    Education Leaders of Color

    Jim Shelton is President for Education at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Previously, Mr. Shelton served as Deputy Secretary of the United States Department of Education under then President Barack Obama.…

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    The Important Facets of the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine

    Futurity Mar 9, 2021

    The US Food and Drug Administration has issued emergency use authorization for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, making it the third available in the fight against COVID-19. Manufactured by Janssen,…

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    Understanding COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Against New Variants

    Futurity Mar 8, 2021

    Three new, fast-spreading variants of the virus that causes COVID-19 can evade antibodies that work against the original form that sparked the pandemic, new research shows. With few exceptions, whether…

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    The Impact of Social Distancing on Civic Health

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    I don’t know anything about public health. And none of us know what the world is going to look like after COVID-19. Especially as loved ones and people around us…

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    Battling Vaccine Hesitancy By Connecting Virtually With Health Experts

    Global Citizen Mar 2, 2021

    Despite a slow start to its COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Canada’s immunization efforts are expected to ramp up this month, which is why some health experts are already planning to get ahead of…

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    Breaking Down the Facets of Global COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

    United Nations Foundation Mar 1, 2021

    With lives, resources, and patience on the line, the global COVID-19 vaccine distribution process is the performance of a lifetime with no opportunity — or time — for rehearsals. The…

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    BIPOC and Older People Are Underrepresented in Vaccine Trials

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Feb 27, 2021

    A team of scientific experts from across the U.S. and Puerto Rico are advocating for increased diversity in vaccine trials after publishing a new report that highlights a decade’s worth…

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    Global COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance Has Declined

    Futurity Feb 26, 2021

    Researchers have been collecting and disseminating a global COVID-19 behavior survey since July 2020. The survey has reached nearly 1.7 million participants in 67 countries. The most recent data was…

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    How Does the New Vaccine Compare to Other Coronavirus Vaccines?

    The Conversation Feb 25, 2021

    Editor’s note: On Tuesday, Feb. 24, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released the results of its trial of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine. The FDA found the vaccine…

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    Black and Poor Communities Feel Harder Impact From COVID-19

    The Conversation

    As the COVID-19 epidemic continues to ravage the American public, an unsurprising story emerges: Poor communities are hot spots for COVID transmission. The death rate from COVID-19 appears to be…

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    Mobilization in Canada’s Global COVID-19 Response

    Global Citizen Feb 23, 2021

    If the COVID-19 pandemic has made anything clear, it’s that viruses don’t respect borders — and that individual country responses to them shouldn’t either. As the world finds itself amid…

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    What Data From the 1918 Flu Pandemic Means for COVID-19

    Futurity Feb 20, 2021

    After a decade studying a flu virus that killed approximately 15,000 Michigan residents, Chandra, a professor in the James Madison College at Michigan State University, saw his research come to…

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