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    Heidi Breeze-Harris, Goalmaker

    Global Washington May 15, 2019

    For Heidi Breeze-Harris, working in the global health sector may not have been an obvious path, but in retrospect, it makes sense. Thanks to the trips that she and her…

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    Organization Profile: PATH

    Global Washington May 15, 2019

    By Joanne Lu Since its founding in 1977, PATH has become a giant in global health technology. With 1,600 employees working in 70 countries, PATH estimates that its innovations touch…

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    Investing in Birth Attendants Reduces Maternal Mortality and Improves Overall Care

    Global Washington May 15, 2019

    By Joanne Lu Every woman deserves to give birth safely and with dignity. Yet sadly, maternal death during childbirth is not yet a thing of the past. Despite immense progress between 1990…

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    This Neuroscientist Wants to Know Your Brain On Art and How It Improves Learning

    EdSurge May 15, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • EdSurge sits down with neuroscientist Mariale Hardiman recently to learn about recent findings around how injecting art into lessons across disciplines can boost memory and retention.  •…

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    Lessons from Place-Based Philanthropy

    Giving Compass May 14, 2019

    Philanthropy is at a crossroads, looking inward and re-examining its role in fostering uneven power dynamics and perpetuating inequity. In an effort to level the playing field and give communities…

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    Should We Blame Pharmaceutical Companies for America’s Opioid Epidemic?

    Pacific Standard May 14, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Pacific Standard reports on scientific research suggesting that a large and ready supply of legal prescription painkillers from pharmaceutical companies has led to many addictions and a…

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    Does Exposure to Green Spaces in Childhood Lead to Better Mental Health?

    Smithsonian May 14, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • An expansive new study shows the potential connection between exposure to nature and green spaces in childhood can lead to better mental health in adults.  •…

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    Sesame Street Is Teaching Viewers What It’s Like to Have an Autistic Family Member

    Global Citizen May 13, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Sesame Street has expanded upon its cast by adding Julia, the first muppet with autism spectrum disorder. According to Global Citizen, viewers get to meet her family…

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    California Overhauls Sex Ed to Include LGBTQ Issues

    Global Citizen May 13, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Writing for Global Citizen, Lindsay Powers reports that California has approved controversial changes to standardized sexual education to include LGBTQ issues. · Why is it important for…

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    Countering Misinformation About Flu Vaccine Is Challenging

    The Conversation May 13, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This post from The Conversation lays out three strategies to help battle misperceptions over the flu vaccine: Educate people on the facts, bust myths and encourage…

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    Evidence Links Breast Implants to Cancer

    The University of Cambridge

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Stephen Ducray explains the evidence linking breast cancer to implants, a connection that is important for people considering impacts. • How can funders help to develop understanding…

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    Counties with More Trees and Shrubs Spend Less on Medicare, Study Finds

    University of Illinois News Bureau May 12, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · According to a new study from the University of Illinois, countries with more shrubery and forests have reduced Medicare and healthcare costs. · How does nature and…

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