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  • Saving Lives From Extreme Heat: Lessons From the Deadly 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Wave

    The Conversation Jun 21, 2023

    A new report lays out steps communities can take to help their residents survive heat waves as the risk of dangerous temperatures rises.

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  • What Happens When Funding Centers Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being?

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jun 20, 2023

    Concern about mental health has skyrocketed since the COVID pandemic. In May of this year, Dr. Vivek Murthy, the surgeon general of the USA, issued an advisory about another pandemic, one that preceded…

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  • American Indians Forced to Attend Boarding Schools as Children are More Likely to Be in Poor Health as Adults

    The Conversation Jun 20, 2023

    Native Americans sent to government-funded schools now experience significantly higher rates of mental and physical health problems than those who did not.

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  • How Primary Care is Poised to Support Reproductive Health and Abortion

    The Conversation Jun 20, 2023

    Just over a month after the Supreme Court struck down 50 years of federal protection of abortion rights in the U.S., at least 43 abortion clinics in 11 states have…

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  • How Philanthropy Can Fund Nonprofit Wellness

    Johnson Center Jun 20, 2023

    Exhaustion, low pay, and poor benefits for those working to improve their communities and mobilize others are issues that grantmakers — especially those practicing social change philanthropy — can help eradicate.…

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  • The Deep Roots of the Appropriation of Indigenous Healing

    Futurity Jun 20, 2023

    A look back to the 19th century puts contemporary cultural appropriation of Indigenous spiritual practices and healing in context.

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  • Home Health Nurses Describe Black and Latinx Patients Using More Stigmatizing Words

    Futurity Jun 20, 2023

    Black and Hispanic patients are 14% more likely to have judgment language in their home health care notes than are white patients.

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  • Adjusting Jobs to Protect Workers’ Mental Health is Both Easier and Harder Than You Might Think

    The Conversation Jun 19, 2023

    Changing workplace culture and the way jobs are designed can stave off depression, anxiety and burnout.

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  • Older Adults Need to Make Preventive Care a Top Priority

    The Conversation Jun 19, 2023

    Older people have borne a higher burden of illness and death from COVID-19, with people 65 and older experiencing higher rates of hospitalization and death. That’s only part of the…

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  • LGBTQ and Gender-diverse College Students and Eating Disorders

    Futurity Jun 18, 2023

    Some transgender and gender-diverse college students are at a heightened risk of developing an eating disorder, research shows. Just before swimmer Schuyler Bailar made history as the first openly transgender…

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  • What Can the Public Health Sector Learn From the Education Sector in India?

    India Development Review Jun 18, 2023

    According to IDEO, analogous inspiration projects are “a form of exploration that takes a team outside of its industry to find inspiration in the ways others have tackled similar challenges”. With…

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  • Underpaid Nursing Home Workers Quit in Droves

    The Rural Blog Jun 18, 2023

    “Frustration is surging among the low-wage workers who make up the backbone of the nursing-home industry, as tens of thousands of their colleagues call out sick with Covid-19, inflaming shortages…

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