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    Fred Hutch Magazine: Coming Soon

    Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center Sep 15, 2017

    Ending Cancer by 2025, a magazine by Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center is coming soon.

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    Bill and Melinda Gates: We’re on a Course to Miss 2030 Development Goals for Health and Poverty

    Quartz Sep 15, 2017

    Even under optimistic scenarios, incidences of poverty, maternal mortality, child mortality, child underdevelopment, HIV infection, and tuberculosis will exceed the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) targets in 2030, according to a report released…

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    Australia’s Rabbit Problem – and what they’re doing about it

    The Atlantic Sep 14, 2017

    Europeans had introduced rabbits to Australia at the end of the 18th century, whereupon the fuzzy critters started breeding like, well, y’know. A century later, they had become a serious…

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    G20 and antibiotic resistance

    AEI Sep 14, 2017

    The G20 is likely to issue a call to action against antimicrobial resistance (AMR) this weekend. AMR is a threat to public health, and increasingly will retard economies. It is…

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    Study links ’13 Reasons Why’ to possible increase in suicidal thoughts

    Mashable Sep 14, 2017

    Since it first aired in March, Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why has inspired backlash and serious concerns from viewers and mental health experts alike. Now, a new study seems to support the argument…

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    Surviving A Big Storm Doesn’t Mean The Trauma Is Over

    FiveThirtyEight Sep 14, 2017

    The hurricanes in the Gulf and Florida over the last few weeks have left people displaced — and from more than just their homes. Places of worship, community centers, parks…

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    Why This Van In Fresno Is Releasing A Million Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes Every Week

    Fast Company Sep 14, 2017

      Zika-carrying mosquitoes haven’t shown up in California yet. But Aedes aegypti–an aggressive, non-native species of mosquito that is known to carry the Zika virus, along with dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, and…

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    The First Species to Have Every Individual’s Genome Sequenced

    The Atlantic Sep 13, 2017

    The kakapo—once thought extinct—is one of the most thoroughly studied animals on the planet. Every single one of the last 153 kakapos on the planet is known to researchers. Every…

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    The Field of Genomic Medicine Gains Steam – And Funders

    Inside Philanthropy Sep 13, 2017

    Genomics is being hailed as the “wave of the future” in medicine. The growing field—just two decades old—is focusing attention on how the genetic code and sequencing unique to each person’s DNA…

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    What We Can Learn from a Mindful Emergency Room

    Greater Good Magazine Sep 13, 2017

    Our structured practice, called oneED (ED stands for “emergency department”), invites and encourages our ER team members to participate in three simple practices: A four-minute pause at morning clinical handover,…

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    Teacher, mom and living proof of principle

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Sep 11, 2017

    Tiffany O’Keefe will tell you that her life is pretty normal — at least as normal as it can be with three teenagers at home. For this Washington elementary-school teacher,…

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    Supporting Capacity Building in Asia Leads to Stronger Communities

    Give2Asia Sep 10, 2017

    At Give2Asia, we have a network of over 2,000 nonprofit organizations across 25 countries in Asia that we have vetted and or partnered with. In the past decade, our experience…

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