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    How A New Generation of Philanthropy Battles Disease

    Milken Institute Jan 14, 2018

    FasterCures’ second Partnering for Cures of 2017 closed with a discussion of the new generation of philanthropists pledging their funds to help solve some of humankind’s most pressing health challenges. The conversation covered…

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    Extending Deworming to the Margins in Kenya

    Evidence Action Jan 13, 2018

    Parasitic worm infections disproportionately affect people living in poverty, especially those who are difficult to reach with mass drug administration. Evidence Action is committed to supporting innovations that enable treatment…

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    The Importance and Difficulties of Creating Diverse Alzheimer’s Clinical Trials

    Milken Institute Jan 13, 2018

    How is thalidomide—the drug that resulted in over 10,000 children with birth defects—related to Alzheimer’s? Once a scandal that rocked the health care world, thalidomide can now be viewed as a…

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    Eradicating Polio has Global Heath Funding Consequences

    Medium Jan 13, 2018

    For the past few decades, one of the biggest points of order for major health and philanthropic groups including the WHO, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the UN, and the…

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    Rethinking Value-Based Care

    Christensen Institute Jan 12, 2018

    A recent essay published in JAMA recounts the competing pulls physicians must reconcile while practicing with one foot in the fee-for-service world, and the other in the value-based, accountable care…

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    Organ Donation Data Shows Scope of Opioid Death Epidemic

    Whyy Jan 12, 2018

    Inside the Gift of Life Donor Program’s headquarters in Philadelphia is a room that serves as a sort of mission control for organ donation. Three rows of desks face a…

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    Anonymous Donor Gives a Record $100 Million To Toronto Mental Health Center

    The Star Jan 12, 2018

    An anonymous donor has made a staggering $100-million gift to Toronto’s Center for Addiction and Mental Health. “I’m happy to say that CAMH will now have the opportunity to animate…

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    Want to Improve Health Care? Change Behaviors

    Ideas 42 Jan 12, 2018

    Despite advances in medicine and massive increases in spending in America over the last several decades, there hasn’t been a corresponding improvement in health outcomes. One major reason for this is that…

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    Healthcare Innovators Can Learn From Advances in Higher Education Models

    Christensen Institute Jan 11, 2018

    Patient-centered care initiatives often aim to increase patients’ health literacy, encourage them to participate more actively in treatment decisions, and create a less stressful care delivery environment for them. Increasingly,…

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    Americans in the UN: Helping Countries in Conflict

    United Nations Foundation Jan 11, 2018

    As part of our “Americans in the UN” project to share the stories of Americans who work for the United Nations, we talked to Stephen Anderson, the World Food Programme…

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    Want to Make an Impact In Autism Philanthropy? Focus On Families

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    Imagine this: You’re dropped into the middle of a country where you don’t understand the language at all — and, as hard as you try, you can’t learn even the…

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    Prostate Cancer Drug Could Potentially Help Radiation Injuries

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Jan 11, 2018

    Could a prostate cancer drug save lives from the deadly radiation of a nuclear blast? That’s an open question now thanks to the results of a new study using a…

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