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    Many Farmworkers Must Work Despite Extreme Heat

    Harvest Public Media Aug 22, 2021

    People who work outside increasingly risk their income, illness and even death as climate change ramps up extreme heat. That’s according to a first-of-its-kind study from the Union of Concerned Scientists, titled…

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    An Extra COVID-19 Vaccine Dose May Help Lower Hospitalization Rates of Immunocompromised People

    The Conversation Aug 22, 2021

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officially recommended on Aug. 12 and Aug. 13, 2021, respectively, that people who are moderately to severely…

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    The Uncertain Future of Public Health in Afghanistan

    Vox Aug 22, 2021

    Since the Taliban retook Kabul this past Sunday, observers around the world have worried about what the religious group’s control will mean for Afghanistan’s women, its internal security, its education system, its…

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    Hospitals Often Outsource Important Services to Companies That Prioritize Profit Over Patients

    The Conversation Aug 22, 2021

    Hospitals have long embraced the practice of outsourcing some services to specialized companies. Much of this outsourcing is for nonclinical tasks such as laundry, information technology and cybersecurity, and outsourcing…

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    Study Finds LGBT Individuals Are Less Likely to Have Health Insurance

    Reuters

    Sexual minorities are less likely to be employed or to have health insurance than their straight peers, a new U.S. study suggests. They are also more likely to report being in…

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    Race and Address Linked to Diabetes-related Amputations

    Futurity Aug 21, 2021

    Race and address may increase risk for diabetes-related amputation, according to a new study. The findings show that diabetes-related toe and foot amputations are higher in rural and Western American…

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    Traditions Help Native Communities Cope with COVID-19

    The 74 Aug 21, 2021

    Kathleen George grew up in Oregon hearing cautionary tales about the mythological figures Wolf and Coyote. One of those ikanum, or traditional stories, that sticks with her today is the…

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    Researchers Share Insights on the Collapse in Afghanistan

    RAND Corporation Aug 20, 2021

    The sudden end to America’s longest war came Sunday as the Taliban rolled into the capital of Afghanistan and the national government collapsed. Thousands of U.S. citizens and Afghans who…

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    Fighting Malaria with Genetically Modified Mosquitoes

    United Nations Foundation Aug 20, 2021

    World Mosquito Day today marks the 1897 discovery by Sir Ronald Ross that female Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria. Since that breakthrough, the world has fought this deadly disease through scientific research and new technology. While astounding progress…

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    Young Women Are on the Frontline of HIV/AIDS Epidemic

    Skoll Foundation

    Dimakatso, 23, lives in Soshanguve, South Africa. Her father passed away a little over a year ago, forcing her mother to relocate to a neighboring town for work, and leaving…

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    Communication During a Public Health Crisis — Reaching Last-Mile Communities

    Global Washington Aug 20, 2021

    How do you reach and communicate with people with low- or zero-literacy skills who live in last-mile communities where there’s no infrastructure, electricity, or internet? How do you get your…

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    Police Violence Makes COVID-19 Worse for Black Americans

    Futurity

    The trauma and stress police violence cause for black people, and the physical toll of that violence, may contribute to the disparity in COVID-19 deaths, a panel of experts argue.…

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