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    Uncovering Advantages of the New Typhoid Vaccine

    Global Health NOW Jan 7, 2018

    A recent announcement that WHO has prequalified the first conjugate vaccine for typhoid offers a major boost to prevention efforts against a disease that causes 11–20 million cases annually and…

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    Kimbal Musk Doubles Down On School Garden Effort

    5280 Jan 7, 2018

    In 2011, Kimbal Musk, co-founder of the Kitchen (and brother of tech giant Elon Musk), decided it wasn’t enough serving real, local food at his family of restaurants. So he launched the Kitchen Community nonprofit…

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    Pollution in Delhi is the Worst in the World

    Brookings Jan 7, 2018

    Delhi, India, which is experiencing some of the worst air pollution it has ever seen. Very fine particulate matter, known as PM2.5—for the particle size in microns—is the most dangerous…

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    Ramping Up Global Health Investments to Fight Diseases in Low-Income Countries

    ImpactAlpha Jan 7, 2018

    After a rocky start, the $108 million Global Health Investment Fund has made its 10th investment, leading a $10 million financing for Vienna-based Themis Bioscience, which has made good progress…

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    Neglected Tropical Disease Research and Development and the Private Sector

    Brookings Jan 7, 2018

    After rapid decreases in the burden of disease in the developing world since 2000, funding for global health treatment and research has plateaued or is in decline. Meanwhile, the World…

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    How Health Care Providers Can Help Stem Growing Opioid Crisis

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    By any metric, opioid-related overdoses in the United States have reached epidemic proportions. Many intertwined causes have led to this crisis, from reduced access to substance-abuse treatment, to increased unemployment spurring use of prescription opioids, to…

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    Chemical Warfare On Kids’ Brains: How Toxins Stunt Education

    Brookings Jan 5, 2018

    In May, a Trump administration appointee to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) toxic chemical unit directed the rewriting of rules on toxic chemicals that would make tracking their health risks…

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    Which Road to Universal Health Care?

    The New England Journal of Medicine Jan 4, 2018

    According to a June 2017 poll, Americans agree by a 60-to-39 margin that the federal government bears a responsibility to ensure health care for all Americans; 33% said that they…

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    The Jimmy V Foundation Continues The Cancer Fight 25 Years Later

    GOOD Magazine Jan 4, 2018

    Nearly 25 years ago, legendary college basketball coach and broadcaster Jim “Jimmy V” Valvano delivered his stirring and emotional speech at the first-ever ESPY Awards in 1993. Despite being weakened from…

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    How Public-Private Partnerships Can Help Health Financing

    Devex Jan 3, 2018

    By 2050, the world’s population is expected to rise to over 9 billion, with 2 billion people above the age of 60. Governments have agreed on a very ambitious set…

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    Africa Needs Investment In Palliative Care

    Devex International Development Jan 3, 2018

    Palliative care services are seriously lacking in Africa. Nineteen percent of African countries do not have identified palliative services and 71 percent of the services that do exist are concentrated in Uganda,…

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    Former CEO Donates $250 Million To Help Eliminate Medical Student Loans

    Business Insider Jan 2, 2018

    Attending medical school is a costly venture. In order to help some medical students avoid debt, former Merck CEO Roy Vagelos and his wife Diana gave $250 million to Columbia…

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