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    Anti-vaccine Community Leads North Carolina’s Worst Chickenpox Outbreak in 20 Years

    The Hill Dec 10, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • In Asheville Carolina, an outbreak of chickenpox has erupted due to families within an anti-vaccine community that claim a religious exemption from vaccinations.  • The author points out…

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    School Counselors Critical to Address Opioid Crisis

    Education Dive Dec 10, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This Education Dive post explores the outcomes and evidence around school counseling for children at risk of substance abuse, or who have experienced drug-related family trauma.…

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    Ebola Outbreak In Congo Grows to Become World’s Second-Worst

    The Hill Dec 10, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Hill reports on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has become the second-deadliest spread of the disease in modern history,…

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    The Challenges of Defining Successful Healthcare Reform

    The Conversation Dec 10, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Professor J.B. Silvers argues that common healthcare reform positions of politicians are often over-simplified and miss major factors and lays out the challenges of defining successful healthcare…

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    Smoking Rates In The US

    The Conversation Dec 10, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Although US smoking rates are reported to be at an all-time low, Richard Gunderman at The Conversation analyzes the factors that influenced its initial rise to popularity.…

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    Progress in Family Planning Since 2012

    United Nations Foundation

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Beth Schlachter discusses the progress that Family Planning 2020 (FP2020) has made since its launch in 2012 and what work remains to be done.  • How can you…

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    Soil Health is Key to Environmental and Human Health

    Food Tank Dec 9, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Food security, farming, and food waste are all connected, not only to global health but also climate change. Since soil is at the heart of agriculture,…

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    Engineering Bacteria To Treat Genetic Diseases

    The Conversation Dec 9, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · To help treat inherited genetic diseases, Pedro Belda Ferre, Postdoctoral Scholar in Pediatrics at the University of California San Diego, explains that engineering bacteria to produce the needed…

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    Neuroscientists Identify A Way To Help Sleep-Deprived Teens

    The Conversation Dec 9, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Writing for The Conversation, Adriana Galván shares her research into sleep-deprivation and shares a simple solution she has found: providing adolescents with a good pillow. · How much…

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    The Social Consequences Of Mass Gun Violence

    The Conversation Dec 8, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Arash Javanbakht, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Wayne State University, discusses the social consequences of mass gun violence in America.  · How does mass gun violence affect…

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    Prenatal Blood Screening May Predict Zika Virus-associated Fetal Defects

    The Conversation Dec 8, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Suan-Sin Foo and Weiqiang Chen address the 2016 Zika virus outbreak and explain how prenatal blood screenings can help by providing an early diagnosis of Zika virus-associated fetal defects. ·…

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    AIDS Treatment Has Progressed, But Still No Cure

    The Conversation Dec 8, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Maureen Miller explains that despite treatment being available for AIDS, progress has hindered and more work needs to be done to find a vaccine or cure. …

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