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    Mental Health Chatbot Released In Social Media

    Mashable Jul 7, 2017

    When you launch Woebot in Facebook Messenger, the chatbot’s cerulean blue eyes peer out from the screen. He looks concerned, a little quizzical. He invites you to chat. Within a few…

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    Teaching Our Brains Resilience Begins In Classroom

    NPR Jul 6, 2017

    Neuroscience isn’t on many elementary school lesson plans. But this spring, a second grade class at Fairmont Neighborhood School in the South Bronx is plunging in. “Your brain can get…

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    New Players And Approaches In Health Philanthropy

    Arabella Advisors Jul 5, 2017

    The fields of health and health philanthropy have seen dramatic changes in recent years. Policy transformations and demographic shifts are reshaping the U.S. health care system, resulting in vastly greater demands on…

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    Saving Animals With Shelter Medicine

    Nonprofit Quarterly Jul 5, 2017

    When it comes to the no-kill ethos, at its heart is the concept that saving the healthy or treatable animals entering a shelter is a worthy community endeavor. Defining “healthy,”…

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    Powerful Conversations Reforming Health Care

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 4, 2017

    Movements for progressive change consistently succeed when they begin and end with people, not things. Visit Giving Compass for more information about health care The success of the American Civil…

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    Solving the Doctor Shortage by Taking Advantage of Untapped Medical Resources

    The Heritage Foundation Jul 4, 2017

    Addressing the Physician Shortage by Taking Advantage of an Untapped Medical Resource In some regards, the United States of America is home to the greatest health care system in the…

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    Federal budget proposal would deal ‘devastating blow’ to medical research

    Healio Jul 4, 2017

    The Trump administration’s proposed 2018 budget would decimate scientific research and innovation while jeopardizing millions of Americans’ access to essential health care and preventive services, according to leaders of national…

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    Science didn’t understand my kids’ rare disease until I decided to study it

    TEDx Talks Jul 4, 2017

    Meet Sharon Terry, a former college chaplain and stay-at-home mom who took the medical research world by storm when her two young children were diagnosed with a rare disease known…

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    Research Makes HIV Discovery

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Jun 29, 2017

    When Dr. Nishila Moodley took the stage to receive a special achievement award, 700 scientists, clinicians, outreach specialists and community members attending the annual meeting of the HIV Vaccine Trials…

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    Going Backwards Is Not an Option: Progress for Health Care Must Cover More

    LinkedIn Pulse Jun 29, 2017

    After years of steady progress, we are now at risk of losing ground in building the American health care system we deserve. Reports emerging from the Senate indicate that the…

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    This Machine Helps Save Us From Climate Change

    Fast Company Jun 28, 2017

      Sitting on top of a waste incineration facility near Zurich, a new carbon capture plant is now sucking CO2 out of the air to sell to its first customer.…

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    The Post-College Therapy Void

    The Atlantic Jun 26, 2017

    Before he arrived at Wichita State University, Steve Paniagua had never seen a therapist. He’d struggled with depression and suicidal tendencies for years, but his family could never afford treatment.…

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