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    How Bill Gates Aims To Win the Fight Against Malaria

    Devex Feb 5, 2018

    Bill Gates spoke with Devex at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting about the science and technology behind the push to eradicate malaria parasites — one of Gates’ favorite subjects and one…

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    The Global Burden of Medical Innovation

    Brookings Feb 5, 2018

    Dementia kills about 1.5 million people worldwide each year. This figure may not surprise Americans, where the problems of Alzheimer’s and dementia are (rightly) getting a lot of attention, including…

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    The Dirty Little Secret About ‘Clean’ Foods

    The New Food Economy Feb 4, 2018

    According to the International Food Information Council (IFIC), in 2016, 38 percent of consumers named “chemicals” as their top food safety concern, up from 9 percent just five years earlier. This…

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    Important Questions About Effective Altruism

    One Green Planet

    Effective altruism is a growing movement and teaches us that we must be mindful of others, regardless of race, culture, religion, or species. We all experience emotions and feelings of…

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    Solving The Hunger Problem in America’s Cities

    GOOD Magazine Feb 4, 2018

    On a recent Tuesday morning in Northeast Los Angeles, a large industrial kitchen is piled with heaps of beautiful vegetables, including leafy greens and bright red tomatoes. Rows of sparkling…

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    How Six Years of War Impacts the Mental Health of Syrian Children

    Save the Children Feb 3, 2018

    For the past six years, children in Syria have been bombed and starved. They have seen their friends and families die before their eyes or buried under the rubble of…

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    Clinton Health Access Initiative’s Role in Antiretroviral Drug Price Drops

    Open Philanthropy Project

    Last year, the HistPhil blog put up a post by Tamara Mann Tweel about a now-published report we commissioned her to work on, regarding the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)’s…

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    What to Know About WHO’s Geneva Deliberations

    Devex Feb 3, 2018

    While the world’s elite gathered atop the snowy mountains of Davos, health ministers and other stakeholders spent a week in Geneva, hammering out the details of a number of global…

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    Education and Health Investments Can Help Heal the World

    Devex International Development Feb 2, 2018

    In today’s world, the large majority of countries can actually afford to provide universal health coverage and universal access to quality education. It’s less a question of economics than of…

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    Philanthropy That Will Transform Mental Healthcare For Children

    My Social Good News Feb 1, 2018

    Roberta “Bertie” Bialek Elliott wanted to do something transformational in the place she calls home. And she has — donating $105.8 million to Montage Health Foundation, the largest gift ever…

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    Global Use Of Mosquito Nets For Fishing Is Potential Threat to Humans and Nature

    My Social Good News Feb 1, 2018

    Mosquito nets distributed to combat malaria in developing tropical countries are being routinely used for fishing instead, according to the first-ever attempt to gauge the international scale of a practice…

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    Remote Patient Monitoring: From Hype to Reality

    Christensen Institute Feb 1, 2018

    Enthusiasm for remote patient monitoring is growing, and it’s no wonder. The latest wave in health data collection uses non-invasive devices (think smart watches, smart phones, and other wearables) to…

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