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    Will the flu vaccine work for you? Answer may be in your genes

    Fred Hutch Sep 18, 2017

    The yearly flu vaccine is our best bet at preventing the flu, but it doesn’t work for everyone. A new collaborative study has pinpointed a signature of nine genes that…

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    Tough Guy Videos Have a Hidden Message About Men, Mental Health, and Suicide

    Mashable

    The Movember Foundation, an international men’s health charity, knows how to find novel ways to talk about uncomfortable subjects like prostate cancer and suicide prevention. Famous for their annual mustache…

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    Venture fund targets type 1 diabetes

    Healthcare Dive Sep 18, 2017

    Diabetes is a major health problem and the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S. According to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more…

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    Huge DNA Databases Reveal the Recent Evolution of Humans

    The Atlantic Sep 18, 2017

    When we talk about human evolution, we usually talk about how we evolved into humans: how we lost body hair, gained brain mass, started to walk on two feet—in short,…

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    How Bacteria Could Protect Tumors From Anticancer Drugs

    The Atlantic Sep 18, 2017

    Cancers have unwitting allies: the healthy cells that surround them. Several groups of scientists have now found that normal cells can inadvertently release substances that shield their malignant neighbors from anticancer drugs.…

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    More Vaccines, Fewer Antibiotics

    FiveThirtyEight Sep 18, 2017

    It seems like a major part of keeping kids healthy these days is managing their microbial exposure. On the one hand, we’re told that letting our kids get dirty and…

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    Imagine if the media covered alcohol like other drugs….

    Vox Sep 16, 2017

    Federal officials suggest this drug has already been linked to 88,000 deaths each year across the country, including traffic accidents caused by drug-induced impairment, liver damage caused by excessive consumption,…

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    Smoking Versus Edibles, Is There A Difference?

    The Atlantic Sep 16, 2017

    Last month, Canada’s Center for Addiction and Mental Health issued some interesting guidelines that address your question. Canada has been moving toward legalization, the authors argue, and that should be…

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    Can Mental Health Research Create Support?

    Giving Compass Sep 15, 2017

    This article was originally published in September 2017, but the following action items continue to be relevant. If you or someone you know is in crisis, contact the National Suicide…

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    How controversial science complicates abortion rights

    Mashable Sep 15, 2017

    An abortion can be an emotional experience that raises questions about a woman’s relationships, past regrets, and future. She might want to confide in someone about these feelings in the…

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    Tracking Local Policy Recommendations

    GrantMakers In Health Sep 15, 2017

    If you advocate for, research, evaluate, or fund policy change, a local policy database will enrich and facilitate your work. Local policy tracking enables advocates to understand the degree to…

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    2017: the best year for humanity?

    The New York Times Sep 15, 2017

    Cheer up: Despite the gloom, the world truly is becoming a better place. Indeed, 2017 is likely to be the best year in the history of humanity. To explain why,…

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