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    Addressing HIV in South Africa

    Doctors Without Borders Dec 2, 2017

    We see roughly 20 patients a day, mostly for STI (sexually transmitted infection) screening, family planning, and HIV treatment. We thought if we only offered HIV testing, patients might not…

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    Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Almost Eliminated in U.S.

    Fred Hutch Dec 1, 2017

    My history with HIV goes back to my training in the late 1980s and early ’90s, when we started seeing infants infected through mother-to-child transmission. Treatment was just beginning to…

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    Malaria Prevention: How to Save a Life for $5,500

    Medium Nov 30, 2017

    Every day malaria kills almost 1,200 people, according to the World Health Organization. Twelve hundred people every day. The main step we can take to end this horrible disease is to…

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    Challenges in Cambodia For Doctors Without Borders

    Doctors Without Borders Nov 30, 2017

    Theresa Chan is a doctor from the U.S. who has been working in an MSF / Doctors without Borders clinic in Cambodia. As she comes to the end of her…

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    Tetanus is Devastating for Those without Access to the Vaccine

    Doctors Without Borders Nov 29, 2017

    There’s a simple reason that most professionals in the Swedish healthcare system have never even seen tetanus, other than in academic literature: the vaccine. Tetanus is among the worst diseases…

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    Frontline Workers Push Guinea Worm Disease to the Brink of Eradication

    Devex International Development Nov 27, 2017

    When Northern Nigeria was down to its last remaining cases of Guinea worm disease, Dr. Adamu Keana Sallau and his team had to get creative. As the Carter Center director for…

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    More Open Up About Addiction and Depression In Music Industry

    Forbes Nov 26, 2017

    Addiction and depression are, sadly, nothing new, in the music industry. As long as there have been rock stars there have been too early tragic demises, from Jim Morrison and…

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    A Quick Saliva Test Could Help Diagnose a Concussion

    Penn State News Nov 25, 2017

    Diagnosing a concussion can sometimes be a guessing game, but clues taken from small molecules in saliva may be able to help diagnose and predict the duration of concussions in…

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    Addressing Noncommunicable Diseases Requires a Holistic Approach

    Devex International Development Nov 25, 2017

    By 2030 diseases associated with wealth will kill more people in sub-Saharan Africa than diseases associated with poverty. The sharp increase in diseases linked to lifestyle, or noncommunicable diseases (NDCs), is putting…

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    How a Local Response Curbed a Cholera Outbreak In Somaliland

    Devex International Development Nov 25, 2017

    In Somaliland, cholera is a symptom of drought. Rainy seasons in the Horn of Africa have disappointed for three consecutive years, now heading into the fourth. As crops fail, livestock…

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    Nearly 21 Million Now Receiving AIDS Drugs, UN Agency Says

    The New York Times Nov 22, 2017

    Almost 21 million people around the world are now getting life-prolonging AIDS drugs, according to a report issued on Monday. But another 16 million people infected with H.I.V. are not…

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    TB to Cost World Economy 1 Trillion Dollars by 2030

    Devex International Development Nov 21, 2017

    Tuberculosis will cost the world economy close to $1 trillion in lost economic output by 2030, unless countries step up efforts to fight the disease, according to a report launched…

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