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    Medical Errors Keep Killing Patients – But There Are Laws, Incentives and Mindset changes that Could Reduce the Death Toll

    The Conversation Oct 13, 2021

    Dr. Christopher Duntsch was a spine surgeon so reckless, incompetent or impaired that he’s now in a Texas prison. Better known as “Dr. Death,” Duntsch severed nerves, vocal cords and…

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    How to Make the Future Workforce Better for Women

    Forbes Oct 12, 2021

    The pandemic has ravaged industries, causing unemployment numbers to reach record highs. While everyone has experienced the challenges brought on by Covid-19, women and people of color have been hit…

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    Compounding Issues of Structural Racism and a Public Health Crisis [Audio]

    The Aspen Institute

    As of May 18th, East Harlem had the highest number of coronavirus cases in Manhattan. The pandemic entered this part of New York City with fewer emergency preparedness resources and…

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    How Improving Data Collection Could Advance Rural Public Health

    Futurity

    In Washington, for instance, rural residents are one-third more likely to die from intentional self-harm or 13% more likely to die from heart disease. While statistics like these help guide…

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    Looming Flu Season Paired with COVID-19 Increases Vaccine Urgency

    The Conversation Oct 12, 2021

    As winter looms and hospitals across the U.S. continue to be deluged with severe cases of COVID-19, flu season presents a particularly ominous threat this year. We are researchers with…

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    We Are All Disaster Philanthropists

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 12, 2021

    At the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP), we say that all philanthropists are disaster philanthropists seeking to strengthen communities. Prior to 2020, this adage was a way to remind donors…

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    English Learning Lags Behind Due to COVID Learning Loss

    The 74 Oct 11, 2021

    Six months ago, 16-year-old Honduran Jeffrey Flores arrived in Fort Worth with his family without knowing a word of English but secure in the knowledge it would be among the…

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    How Data and Research Can Contribute to Veteran Suicide Prevention [Video]

    RAND Corporation Oct 11, 2021

    My name is Rajeev Ramchand, and I’m a senior behavioral scientist at RAND, where I also co-direct the RAND Epstein Family Veterans Policy Research Institute. I study the prevalence, prevention,…

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    How Local Leaders Can Prioritize Scarce Rental Assistance Resources

    Urban Institute

    The number of people at risk of housing instability has grown to unprecedented levels, with one estimate predicting between 30 million and 40 million people could be at risk of eviction in…

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    The Threat of Climate Change on Global Health

    Grist Oct 11, 2021

    COVID-19 has upended daily life like nothing else this century. It has shuttered economies, plunged millions into economic uncertainty, and killed 4.5 million and counting since the start of last year. For these…

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    What Will Happen to Residents When Utility Shutoff Moratoriums End?

    Smart Cities Dive Oct 11, 2021

    Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, as governments were scrambling to figure out how to protect both public health and the economy, Elizabeth Marx reached out to Pennsylvania authorities with a simple…

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    Comprehensive Sexual Health Education In School Saves Lives

    EdSource

    Recent concerns expressed by those opposed to the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer + content in school sexual health curricula are misguided. Having taught sexual health education…

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