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    A Problem in the Fight Against AIDS: The PEPFAR Supply Chain Is Not Effective

    Devex International Development Dec 16, 2017

    Deborah Birx, the United States global AIDS coordinator, said that problems with the supply chain that supports the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief signal a need for greater accountability of…

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    Rights-Based Approach to Long-Acting Reversible Contraception

    Devex International Development Dec 15, 2017

    Enthusiasm for long-acting reversible contraception, or LARC, methods, including implants and intrauterine devices, has grown dramatically among development and public health practitioners in recent years. Given their differential burden of…

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    When Yoga Becomes an Important Part of the School Day

    The Hechinger Report Dec 14, 2017

    Visit an elementary school in Kentucky’s Jefferson County Public Schools and you may find students doing partner yoga poses. The activity, part of a massive study of a “whole-child” education…

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    High Hopes for a Malaria Vaccine

    The Economist Dec 14, 2017

    In 2000 malaria killed 47 people per 100,000 of those at risk. In 2015, the most recent year for which figures are available, that had dropped to 19—a fall of…

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    3 Steps to Universal Health Coverage

    Devex International Development Dec 14, 2017

    In 2015, United Nations member states agreed to make Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030 one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Why? Because without satisfactory health coverage for individuals, the well-being of…

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    The Flying Eye Hospital is Teaching Ophthalmology Around the World

    TechCrunch Dec 13, 2017

    The Flying Eye Hospital, currently parked on Moffett Field in Mountain View, is a mobile ophthalmological hospital, technological marvel, and surely one of the most extraordinary vehicles on the planet. It…

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    New Gynocological Cancer Research Findings: Can Low-Fat Diet Help?

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dec 12, 2017

    When it comes to cancers that primarily afflict women, breast cancer often gets top billing. But there’s a host of malignancies collectively known as gynecological cancers — ovarian, cervical, endometrial,…

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    Health Care: The Cool Stuff Doesn’t Matter If the Basics Aren’t There

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 12, 2017

    Governments and funders have long made a habit of failing to deliver primary health care to the people who would get the most from it. In 1978, world public-health leaders…

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    Refugees in Jordan Among Most Vulnerable Population Health-wise

    Doctors Without Borders Dec 12, 2017

    Jordan has a long history of being a place of refuge, and there are many Palestinians here who are or were refugees. Indeed a high proportion of the Jordanian population…

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    Why are Children of Renters More Vulnerable to Asthma?

    Urban Institute Dec 11, 2017

    As asthma rates rise in the United States, researchers and policymakers are looking at the impact housing quality has on adverse health outcomes. A new healthy homes module released with…

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    Treatment Distinctions in Pediatric Leukemia Point Toward Improved Treatment

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dec 11, 2017

    The first-ever comprehensive effort to characterize acute myeloid leukemia in children and young adults found key differences between the molecular signatures of the disease in these young patients and the…

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    Acupuncture Relieves Treatment-Related Joint Pain in Breast Cancer Patients

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dec 11, 2017

    Early-stage breast cancer patients dealing with painful side effects from powerful estrogen-squelching drugs known as aromatase inhibitors got good news today from a team of researchers who led a large…

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