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    How to Make an Impact on Kidney Failure

    Milken Institute Jul 22, 2019

    Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a condition characterized by a gradual loss in kidney function. The last stage of CKD, known as kidney failure (or end stage renal disease [ESRD]),…

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    How We’re Getting Life-Saving Drugs to People in Remote Zimbabwe

    Doctors Without Borders Jul 21, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Writing for Doctors Without Borders, Valeria Reyes Corona shares her experience working in remote Zimbabwe and helping deliver life-saving drugs to those suffering from HIV. · Why are…

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    One Step Closer: Scientists Eliminate HIV In Mice

    USA Today Jul 13, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · With the help of gene-editing technology and a slow-release antiviral drug, scientist from Temple University and the University of Nebraska Medical Center have been able to eliminate HIV in mice. …

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    Little Progress Made on Targeting Incidences of Foodborne Illness

    The New Food Economy Jul 10, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to a new CDC report, little progress has been made when it comes to targeting incidences of foodborne illnesses, however, data collection and detection has…

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    Debate Around Testing Second Ebola Vaccine

    News from Science Jul 6, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Although Merck & Co has developed a highly effective vaccine for Ebola, quantity is limited and only given to those at high risk of contracting the disease. Experts…

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    Increasing Outbreaks of Disease to Become the “New Normal”

    BBC News Jul 6, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · According to the World Health Organization, outbreaks of deadly diseases like Ebola are predicted to become the new normal due to many changes happening in the environment…

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    What We Can Learn From Other Countries in Vaccination Coverage

    The Hill Jul 5, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • As the United States grapples with the measles outbreak, there are numerous lessons to learn about improving vaccination coverage to address the contagious disease. • One…

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    What the US Could Learn About Vaccination From Nigeria

    The Conversation Jul 4, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Shobana Shankar at The Conversation argues that Nigeria’s highly mobilized efforts to eliminate polio can teach America how to reverse the increase in measles cases and help with vaccination…

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    Global Study Reveals Low Trust in Vaccinations Around the World

    BBC Jul 3, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A global study on attitudes toward vaccines indicates that people in some regions around the world have low trust in the effectiveness of immunizations. • How…

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    Working To Develop New Vaccines to Fight Epidemics

    Wellcome Jul 2, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This Wellcome post details efforts from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation (CEPI) to overcome the challenges of researching, funding and creating new vaccines around the world.…

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    Why Isn’t the CDC Releasing Measles Outbreak Predictions?

    FiveThirtyEight Jul 2, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Maggie Koerth-Baker explains that even though it is possible to predict likely locations for measles outbreaks the CDC does not publicly release predictions.  • How can funders…

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    Small Immunotherapy Trial Successfully Prevents Leukemia Relapse

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Jun 26, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Jake Siegel reports that a small immunotherapy trial successfully prevented 12 high-risk acute myeloid leukemia from relapsing, suggesting the modified T-cells could be a way to prevent…

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