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    Tulane Disease-Fighting Effort Named a ‘Best Bet’ for Donor Support

    Tulane University Jan 11, 2018

    A Tulane University proposal to establish a comprehensive system of infectious disease response, from early detection to the development of new treatments, has been named a “Best Bet” by one…

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    Bill Gates Makes the Business Case for Breakthroughs in Global Health

    Devex International Development Jan 11, 2018

    On January 8th, Bill Gates spoke with an audience of health care professionals, and made the business case for pursuing breakthroughs in global health. He outlined ambitious goals for global…

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    Federal Support for Home Visiting is Vital and Time-Sensitive

    Brookings Jan 11, 2018

    Two and a half months ago, Congress missed the deadline to reauthorize federal support for home visiting. The Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting program (MIECHV, pronounced McVee) is,…

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    What Can States Teach Us About Federal Health Care Policy?

    Brookings Jan 11, 2018

    The president signed an executive order on October 12th, 2017 that will allow small employers to join associations of small business — such as farm bureaus or chambers of commerce — that provide…

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    Vroom Uses Science of Early Learning to Spark Brain-Building Moments [Video]

    Bezos Family Foundation Jan 10, 2018

    Science tells us that a child’s brain grows fastest from birth through age five, and what happens during that time significantly determines how the child will learn, grow and succeed…

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    Personalized Learning Advances Student Progress

    The Hechinger Report Jan 10, 2018

    Dawn Hillman, principal of Prairie Heights Middle School in Evans, Colorado, describes her student population as “pretty at-risk.” About three-quarters of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, a commonly used measure…

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    Let’s Fight the Opioid Epidemic With Lessons Learned From AIDS and Ebola

    Brookings Jan 10, 2018

    Public health officials recently testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee that the opioid crisis is getting worse, not better. In contrast, the U.S. has enjoyed much success…

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    Factors Limiting Private Sector Investment in Global Health Research and Development

    Brookings Jan 10, 2018

    Private sector funding of drugs and vaccines designed to help people in the developing world lags what is needed to deal with illnesses. There has been considerable progress in fighting…

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    A Story of Struggle in the U.S. Prison Health Care System

    The Marshall Project Jan 8, 2018

    I don’t feel normal. I’m always tired, no matter how much sleep I get. Last week, I nodded off at a meeting — even though I was outside and standing…

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    Is Trump’s CDC Directive a War on Science?

    Brookings Jan 8, 2018

    When it comes to science policy, we should take President Trump at his word. Trump administration prohibited officials at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention from using seven words…

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    The Far-Reaching Effects of the US Opioid Crisis

    Brookings Jan 8, 2018

    The opioid crisis in the United States has become so widespread and deep-reaching that virtually every community in the nation has felt its effects. Enough opioids are prescribed in the…

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    Addressing Mental Health Challenges at Orphanages in Malawi

    Medium Jan 8, 2018

    Malawi is a country that has a multitude of urgent challenges in the health sector. Various key stakeholders, such as the Ministry of Health, international NGOs and private health institutions…

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