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    Melinda Gates on the Promise and Perils of Biotechnology, Global Health and More

    Medium Mar 18, 2018

    Melinda Gates is an optimist. As co-chair of the largest private philanthropy in the world, she ought to be. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation spends billions per year combating the spread…

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    India Aims to Eliminate TB by 2025

    Devex International Development Mar 17, 2018

    The country with the world’s highest tuberculosis burden has launched an ambitious plan to eradicate the deadly disease by 2025, five years ahead of the global target. Leaders from across…

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    Health Disparities Research Center Awards Grants for Public Health Projects

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Mar 12, 2018

    Two community nonprofits, one focused on breast health and another promoting health education, are the latest recipients of pilot grants from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s Health Disparities Research Center, or…

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    How Education is the Foundation for Other Aid Sectors in Crises

    Devex International Development Mar 10, 2018

    Providing quality schooling for the 75 million children worldwide impacted by conflict, natural disasters, or epidemics each year remains a challenge for the humanitarian community, with education advocates estimating that…

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    Tackling the Most Neglected Disease: Mycetoma

    Global Health Now Mar 5, 2018

    These diseases of poverty strike the most marginalized populations and strain to attract the resources, funding, and attention of a world that is saturated by increasingly convoluted problems. Gaining visibility for…

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    Historical Disease Detectives Unravel Mysteries of the 1918 Flu

    The Conversation Mar 5, 2018

    One hundred years ago, a novel pandemic influenza virus spread rapidly around the world. It killed about 1 to 2 percent of the human population, primarily young and often healthy adults. The…

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    25 Powerful Years of HIV Research

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Mar 3, 2018

    Twenty-five years is a long time in science. In the world of HIV research, 25 years have transformed our understanding of the virus. We now have antiretroviral drugs that stop…

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    Fundraising for Epidermolysis Bullosa Research

    The Boston Globe Mar 2, 2018

    In most ways, Elodie Kubik is a typical 19-month-old. But Elodie, who has a rare skin condition known as epidermolysis bullosa, or EB for short, also faces challenges that most…

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    Fighting TB: Advocates Want More Than Just Talk

    Devex International Development Mar 1, 2018

    The World Health Organization has issued new guidelines for expanding testing and improving the treatment times for people with latent tuberculosis infection. The move is in response to countries’ request for guidance…

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    Debunking Flu Myths: Experts Talk About the Facts

    The 74 Feb 28, 2018

    At least 97 children have died, and schools in at least 23 states have closed for a day or longer, due to flu-related symptoms since October 1, according to federal officials. The…

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    New Technological Platform Will Help Fight Cancer

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Feb 28, 2018

    A 3-D cartoon model of a cystine-dense peptide produced and characterized on a new platform developed by scientists at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. The molecule, elafin, is involved in…

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    South Kivu: Dealing With Conflict and Cholera

    Doctors Without Borders

    After an eventful arrival at a remote hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Dr. Ida Moberg faces more unexpected challenges. Living in a community under the threat of gunfire,…

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