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    Advances in the Millennium Development Goal Era

    Brookings Mar 8, 2018

    We recently published a new article, “Change of pace: Accelerations and advances during the Millennium Development Goal era,” in the academic journal World Development. The paper assesses a cross section of…

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    Opioid Addiction: The Brain’s Response

    The Conversation Mar 7, 2018

    Prescription opioids have become the nation’s drug scourge. The idea that mere willpower can fight this public health emergency is not only outdated, it’s scientifically misguided. For many people, opioids are…

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    How to Overcome the Discrimination Barrier to Universal Health Coverage

    Devex International Development Mar 7, 2018

    Zero discrimination is more than a slogan. It is essential for achieving universal health coverage. According to WHO and the World Bank, half the world still lacks access to essential…

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    Collecting the Right Data and Using It Well

    Doctors Without Borders Mar 6, 2018

    My medical team leader is on an extended break, there isn’t anybody else to write the important Monthly Medical Report (MMR), and as the last Mental Health Activities Manager (MHAM)…

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    Tackling the Most Neglected Disease: Mycetoma

    Global Health Now Mar 5, 2018

    These diseases of poverty strike the most marginalized populations and strain to attract the resources, funding, and attention of a world that is saturated by increasingly convoluted problems. Gaining visibility for…

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    Newborn Health: We Are Failing The World’s Poorest Babies

    VOA Mar 5, 2018

    More babies are dying each year in West and Central Africa even as child health improves overall, aid agencies said, calling the region’s newborn death rate a “hidden tragedy.” One…

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    Historical Disease Detectives Unravel Mysteries of the 1918 Flu

    The Conversation Mar 5, 2018

    One hundred years ago, a novel pandemic influenza virus spread rapidly around the world. It killed about 1 to 2 percent of the human population, primarily young and often healthy adults. The…

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    Assessing 2030 SDG Trajectories for Maternal and Child Health

    British Medical Journal Mar 5, 2018

    The launch of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2016 introduced a new era for the global health and development community. The new goals, which apply to all countries…

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    7 Things Higher Ed Can Do to Help the Health Outcome of People Without a College Degree

    The Chronicle of Higher Education Mar 4, 2018

    People who don’t go to college are getting sicker and dying younger. That’s the reality playing out in a region of southeastern Missouri known as the Bootheel, one of many…

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    25 Powerful Years of HIV Research

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Mar 3, 2018

    Twenty-five years is a long time in science. In the world of HIV research, 25 years have transformed our understanding of the virus. We now have antiretroviral drugs that stop…

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    How Smoke from Distant Wildfires Affects Public Health

    Institute of Behavioral Science Mar 3, 2018

    It had already been an exceptional fire season across the American West by the time Montana’s Rice Ridge fire began. It began in July 2017 as many western wildfires do,…

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    As Milk Prices Decline, Worries About Dairy Farmer Suicides Rise

    Harvest Public Media Mar 3, 2018

    Agri-Mark Inc., a dairy cooperative with about 1,000 members, saw three farmers take their own lives in the past three years. The most recent was last month. It’s a very…

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