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    Dance and Movement Therapy Holds Promise for Treating Anxiety and Depression, and Psychological Wounds

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    A few years ago, framed by the skyline of Detroit, a group of about 15 children resettled as refugees from the Middle East and Africa leapt and twirled around, waving…

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    Breaking Barriers for Women with HIV

    IssueLab

    Globally, women and girls are increasingly being infected and affected by HIV, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Women and girl’s vulnerability to HIV and its impact are inextricably linked to gender…

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    Conditions in Afghanistan Have Left Clinics Overcrowded

    Doctors Without Borders Sep 2, 2021

    Amid the rapid transfer of power in Afghanistan, Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) continues to run medical activities in five provinces across the country. In Lashkar Gah,…

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    Everyone Needs a Great Park Within a 10-minute Walk

    Huffington Post

    At a time when Americans are fractured by politics and policies, there is one thing most of us agree on and which has broad, bi-partisan support—convenient access to a high-quality…

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    Digital Policing in Schools Reinforces Racial Injustices PDF

    Othering & Belonging Institute Sep 1, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A report at Othering & Belonging Institute focuses on the implications of digital policing in schools on racialized policing towards students in BIPOC communities. • What are other…

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    How Environment Impacts Independence Levels for Older People

    Futurity Sep 1, 2021

    Older people living in less advantaged neighborhoods become disabled roughly two years earlier than their counterparts in more affluent neighborhoods, according to a new study. The findings shed new light…

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    The Potential Benefits of London’s Clean Air Rules for Trucks

    Smart Cities Dive Sep 1, 2021

    Since London launched its ULEZ in 2019, several other cities in England have adopted or announced similar plans for clean air zones. Although no U.S. cities have instituted their own clean…

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    Rising COVID Numbers Haven’t Reduced Vaccine Hesitancy

    FiveThirtyEight Sep 1, 2021

    A lot has happened over the past month that had the potential to convince vaccine hesitant Americans to get the jab: More than 1,000 Americans are dying every day, the…

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    Rural Opioid Prevention and Treatment Strategies

    Maine Rural Health Research Center

    The current opioid epidemic is a complex problem reflecting the many challenges inherent in our healthcare system. Opioids* are a class of prescription medications providing significant benefits to patients with…

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    We’ve Stopped the Use of Leaded Gas Globally. What’s Next?

    Grist Aug 31, 2021

    In 1921, General Motors engineers discovered that tetraethyl lead could make internal combustion engines run more smoothly and reduce engine knock. For the next 100 years, the toxic additive in automobile…

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    Gene Therapies May Soon Treat Dozens of Rare Diseases

    The Conversation Aug 31, 2021

    Zolgensma – which treats spinal muscular atrophy, a rare genetic disease that damages nerve cells, leading to muscle decay – is currently the most expensive drug in the world. A…

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    Bilingual People with Language Loss Due to Stroke Can Pose a Treatment Challenge – Computational Modeling May Help

    The Conversation Aug 31, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea New research shows that computational modeling can predict how bilingual stroke patients will respond to language…

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