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    Is Malaria Undergoing a Resurgence?

    Nature Dec 11, 2017

    The number of malaria cases rose in many countries in 2016, suggesting that progress has halted in the global fight against the disease, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in…

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    Avatar Therapy: Possible Mental Health Breakthrough

    Wellcome Dec 10, 2017

    A new Wellcome-funded study has shown that avatar therapy may help to reduce auditory hallucinations in people with schizophrenia when used alongside other treatments. The study is the first large-scale…

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    Pneumonia is a Disease of Poverty

    Save the Children Dec 8, 2017

    Nearly 1 million children died of pneumonia in 2015. Why do so many children around the world still lose their lives to this disease? You often hear people describe an…

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    Financing Malaria Elimination in the Asia Pacific

    University of California San Francisco Dec 8, 2017

    Leaders in the Asia Pacific have committed to ending malaria in the region by 2030. To achieve this goal, countries will need to mobilize additional resources while maximizing the impact…

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    Scientists Solve Structure of Crucial Protein in Parkinson’s Disease

    Wellcome Dec 8, 2017

    Parkinson’s is a progressive degenerative brain disorder which is currently incurable. Previous research in patients with early-onset Parkinson’s has identified mutations in a gene which encodes for an enzyme called…

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    How We Can Improve Access to Diabetes Care Worldwide

    Devex International Development Dec 8, 2017

    By 2030, the world aims to have reduced premature mortality from noncommunicable diseases by one third. Diabetes is one such NCD that, according to the World Health Organization, has been steadily increasing…

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    Getting Personal: The Future of Flu Vaccines

    Global Health NOW Dec 8, 2017

    Does a 250-pound male linebacker need the same flu vaccine as a 120-pound female dancer? Probably not. Biomedical research has established that factors such as gender, age and body composition…

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    3 Steps to Increase Global Access to Healthcare

    Devex International Development Dec 8, 2017

    Nearly 5 billion people across the world lack access to safe and affordable surgical care. This burden is felt most acutely in low- and middle-income countries where — among many health…

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    Leprosy: The Search for the Missing Millions

    Global Health Now Dec 8, 2017

    I recently met Ankitkumar, an 8-year-old schoolboy from Bihar, India, who 3 years ago developed discoloration on his skin, which was mildly anesthetic. Little known to the medical staff who…

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    Doctor Devotes Career to Nepal Burn Survivors

    Global Health Now Dec 7, 2017

    In Nepal, an estimated 56,000 people are burned seriously each year—yet only about 1,000 receive proper treatment. Through the lens of Rojita Adhikari, the photographer who accompanied journalist Joanne Silberner to…

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    The Mission to Help Lift Viet Nam Citizens Out of Poverty

    The Atlantic Philanthropies Dec 7, 2017

    In 1997, while walking through the San Francisco airport, Atlantic founder Chuck Feeney happened upon a newspaper story describing the financial struggles of the East Meets West Foundation, a California-based…

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    Polio Is Still Around: Can We Eliminate It For Good?

    Our World In Data Dec 7, 2017

    Polio is an infectious disease, contracted predominantly by children, that can lead to the permanent paralysis of various body parts and can ultimately cause death by immobilizing the patient’s breathing…

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