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    Witnessing Gun Violence as a Kid Increases Later Risk of Violent Behavior

    Futurity Jul 31, 2021

    Whether it’s seeing violent behavior with a family or among others in the neighborhood, or in movies, television, or violent video games, the gun use and acceptance among young adults…

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    The Health Benefits of Therapy Dogs for Older Adults [Video]

    Grantmakers in Aging Jul 31, 2021

    This webinar was co-hosted by Grantmakers In Aging (GIA), American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR), and The Good Dog Foundation. Preliminary research demonstrates the benefits of therapy dogs for older…

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    For Many People, the COVID-19 Pandemic Isn’t Really Over

    FiveThirtyEight Jul 31, 2021

    For the past few months, our PODCAST-19 team has been grappling with how best to report on the pandemic. A lot has changed since we started this podcast in May…

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    Guidelines for Improving Indoor Ventilation at Colleges During COVID-19

    Higher Ed Dive Jul 31, 2021

    Long before coronavirus vaccines started being widely administered in the country, public health agencies made recommendations on improving building ventilation, as the virus is thought to primarily spread through airborne respiratory droplets.…

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    Removing Barriers to Success Created by the Criminal Justice System

    Blue Meridian Jul 31, 2021

    “At each of these points, there are interventions that could reduce the barriers for individuals who have been in touch with the justice system, Coke adds, ‘and that’s really the…

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    US Cities Fire Back at Fossil Fuels Amid Deadly Heat Waves

    YES! Magazine Jul 31, 2021

    Around the country, global heating is increasing the frequency, intensity, and duration of summer heat waves. The recent triple-digit temperatures across the Pacific Northwest, where air conditioning in homes isn’t…

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    How One Rural US City Is Recharging for a Healthier Future

    YES! Magazine Jul 31, 2021

    In his history of Williamson, West Virginia, Okey P. Keadle—a member of Williamson High School’s inaugural, 1918, graduating class—describes the fire of 1906 that destroyed some 20 downtown buildings. In…

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    The UK Has Now Begun Sharing a Small Portion of Its Vaccines

    Global Citizen Jul 31, 2021

    Shipments of nine million COVID-19 vaccine doses are being delivered from the UK to countries around the world this week to help fight the pandemic. The deliveries are much needed because,…

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    Why We Should Keep an Eye on Each and Every COVID-19 Variant

    The Rockefeller Foundation Jul 31, 2021

    Careful surveillance and study of Sars-cov-2 variants will help determine the public health threats they pose and the mitigation efforts they require. SARS-CoV-2 has already mutated since it was first…

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    Art Programs Help Older Adults Find Purpose and Connection

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 30, 2021

    Richard Hood, a retired literature professor living in Greene County, Tennessee, sums up a fear many people have about growing older:  “I turned out to be a fairly typical example of the…

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    COVID Vaccines or Testing To Be Required for NYC Teachers

    Chalkbeat Jul 30, 2021

    New York City teachers will be required to be vaccinated by the time school reopens in September, or be tested weekly, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday. The city is…

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    Helping Schools Wade Through Wildfire Smoke and COVID-19

    EdSource Jul 30, 2021

    After a year of prolonged school closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic, California’s educators have been hard at work readying to open to full-time, in-person learning across the state. Schools…

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