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    What Can Technology Bring to Global Health?

    Devex Nov 8, 2017

    By 2019, one in 10 people living in the developing world will have 3D-printed items in or on their bodies.” That is the claim made by research firm Gartner Group.…

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    In Search of TB Funding for 2018 and Beyond

    Devex International Development Nov 6, 2017

    Global tuberculosis experts want to see numerical funding targets for combating the epidemic set at the first United Nations high-level meeting on the disease next year. It’s time for the…

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    How Do We Best Direct Our Philanthropic Capital?

    Cause & Effect Nov 3, 2017

    I spent time at a fascinating conference in Silicon Valley, which came complete with roughly the level of inchoate enthusiasm about things like blockchain technology that you might expect. I…

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    How Drugs for Neglected Diseases Multiply Your Donation

    Cause & Effect Nov 3, 2017

    After Charles Kenny agreed with me that public-health aid should be run through governments rather than non-governmental organizations acting largely independently, I had a simple question for him. If I want to give money…

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    Inspiring Examples of Selfless Philanthropy

    Medium Oct 30, 2017

    Philanthropists and those of charitable nature oftentimes donate their life work to improving the world. Whether it is ending poverty, fighting for world peace, or finding a cure for a…

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    Hopeful Progress in the Fight Against Measles

    United Nations Foundation Oct 30, 2017

    For the first time, fewer than 100,000 people around the world died from measles in a year. New data published today by the partners of the Measles & Rubella Initiative…

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    How Does Family Philanthropy Help Counteract the Opioid Crisis in America?

    NonProfit Quarterly Oct 27, 2017

    While the Sackler family may not have the wealth or visibility of a Gates or Zuckerberg, with assets of $13 billion, the nation’s 19th wealthiest family is an important player in philanthropy. Especially…

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    Declaring Opioids A Health Emergency Could Make Treatment More Widely Available

    FiveThirtyEight Oct 27, 2017

    As the country reels from record-high rates of opioid abuse and overdoses, medication-assisted treatment — which combines medication and behavioral therapy — has shown particular promise in combating the epidemic. But it…

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    Understanding Obesity as a Disease

    Shared Value Initiative Oct 27, 2017

    It’s vitally important that people living with obesity have access to medical management and evidence-based treatment for their disease. But medical treatment rates of obesity in the US are shockingly…

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    Luxury Addiction Rehab for Middle-Class Americans

    Fast Company Oct 26, 2017

    The dining room at the front of the six-story former paint factory in the trendy Brooklyn waterfront neighborhood of DUMBO is well-lit; light pours in through high windows that line…

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    Change and Challenge Beyond the Headlines at the United Nations Foundation

    United Nations Foundation Oct 24, 2017

    The start of the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in September was a sobering reminder of the immense suffering taking place in our world; it was also…

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    New Rotavirus Vaccine Shows India’s Growing Drug Development Promise

    Devex International Development Oct 24, 2017

    A new vaccine against rotavirus made by the Serum Institute of India — the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer — and tested in Niger by Médecins Sans Frontières, is being hailed as a…

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