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    6 Global Health Announcements From The World Economic Forum

    United Nations Foundation Feb 10, 2018

    Last month, global leaders convened at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, where more than 400 panels over four days covered topics from economics to electronics to global health and security. Below…

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    Program Aimed at Childhood Obesity Failed

    BBC Feb 10, 2018

    School programmes encouraging children to take more exercise and eat healthily are unlikely to have any real effect on childhood obesity, a study in the British Medical Journal suggests. More…

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    Another Outrage in Flint: How Poverty Affects Education

    The 74 Feb 9, 2018

    At the onset of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, third-grade literacy was 41.8 percent. That was nearly five years ago. The literacy rate declined sharply to 10.7 percent last…

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    Understanding Mental Health in the Workplace

    The Bridgespan Group

    At nonprofits, long hours and scarce resources are considered typical, but the high-pressure environment and deeply important work can trigger or exacerbate mental health conditions like anxiety and depression. This…

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    Investing in Drones to Deliver Health Care

    Devex Feb 8, 2018

    Unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as drones, have become a hot topic in public health for their potential in delivering life-saving medicines, blood, or vaccines to people in remote areas.…

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    Beyond Differences Breaks Through Darkness of Social Isolation

    Giving Compass Feb 8, 2018

    Lili Rachel Smith felt invisible. Born with a condition known as Apert’s syndrome — which causes abnormalities of the skull, hands and feet — her peers in middle school excluded…

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    No End In Sight For Venezuela Crisis

    The Heritage Foundation Feb 8, 2018

    Severe shortages of medicines and medical supplies have decimated public health care. Food is largely unavailable and unaffordable for many. Rather than keep people safe, Venezuelan police and national guardsmen…

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    Does Social Media Depression in Young People Really Exist?

    RAND Corporation Feb 7, 2018

    The term “Facebook depression” has been coined to explain the potentially negative impact of social media on young people. It describes the depressive symptoms which can occur when young people…

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    How to Deliver Aid to Conflict Zones Better

    Devex International Development Feb 7, 2018

    Delivering humanitarian and development aid in fragile and conflict-affected places is not easy. War zones are complicated and dangerous, and aid agencies must deliver urgent and life-saving assistance in the…

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    Mental Health Advocate Perfectly Explains Why Depression Makes People Tired

    GOOD Magazine Feb 7, 2018

    There are many misconceptions when it comes to mental disorders. Those who struggle with these debilitating issues not only have to manage their own health but also deal with a world…

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    Africa’s Preventable Cholera Crisis

    IRIN Feb 7, 2018

    Last year, there were more than 109,442 cholera cases resulting in 1,708 deaths in 12 countries in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region (ESAR), according to the UN children’s agency,…

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    HealthySteps Program Announces Large Expansion

    Blue Meridian Feb 6, 2018

    ZERO TO THREE’s HealthySteps program announced both its large expansion and growth plan supported by Blue Meridian Partners, as well as its new national director, Dr. Rahil Briggs. ZERO TO…

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