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    How Much Is Nonprofit Workplace Stress Self-Inflicted?

    Beth's Blog Jun 25, 2017

    Last week I facilitated a workshop on the Happy Healthy Nonprofit:  Linking Nonprofit High Performance to Wellbeing in Santa Cruz hosted by the Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County. Part of…

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    What Is the Most Underappreciated Medical Invention in History?

    The Atlantic Jun 25, 2017

    The Atlantic asked various professionals in the healthcare industry what they think is the most underappreciated medical invention. Preview some of the answers here and read the rest of the article…

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    Developers Cracking Cancer Treatment Code

    Fast Company Jun 23, 2017

    At the Google-backed tech company, physicians and engineers work side by side to improve workflow in oncology clinics—and help fix America’s broken health care system. Learn more about health care…

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    Hunting for Antibiotics in the World’s Dirtiest Places

    The Atlantic Jun 23, 2017

    On a chilly autumn morning in northwest London, just outside the Euston train station, Adam Roberts stops at the top of an outdoor staircase, looks around for police, and tries…

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    Depression prevention program for youth at elevated risk of serious depression

    Social Programs That Work Jun 21, 2017

    These are actually two closely-related group therapy interventions, evaluated in separate studies, for youth who are at elevated risk of serious depression (e.g., exhibit moderate but not severe depressive symptoms).…

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    Nonprofits Facing Challenges in Opioid Battle

    Nonprofit Quarterly Jun 20, 2017

    By many counts, the Northeast has been ground zero for the nation’s opioid crisis in recent years, putting nonprofit organizations on the front lines of the battle against addiction. In…

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    A Giving Smarter Guide to Funding Scientific Research

    Milken Institute Jun 20, 2017

    A philanthropist’s decision to invest in scientific research and development may be driven by an array of factors. Their giving may be motivated by personal experience with a specific disease,…

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    Even the Insured Often Can’t Afford Their Medical Bills

    The Atlantic Jun 19, 2017

    The debate over the future of healthcare is obscuring a more pedestrian reality: Insurance may handle most costs, but many Americans still need to turn to charity for help when…

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    Obesity and Disease Prevention

    Social Programs That Work Jun 19, 2017

    Healthy Living Partnerships to Prevent Diabetes (HELP PD) is a community-based lifestyle weight-loss program designed for overweight or obese adults with prediabetes.1 The goal is for participants to lose 5-7% of…

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    How We Spend $3,400,000,000,000

    The Atlantic Jun 19, 2017

    Last year, America’s total medical costs hit a new record of $3.4 trillion, according to the federal government. That’s about 18 percent of the country’s total GDP, meaning that one…

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    The Platinum Patients

    The Atlantic Jun 18, 2017

    It’s one of the hardest figures to square in the American health care system: A small slice of patients, just 5 percent, account for over 50 percent of all medical…

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    Why Does America Have Fewer Types of IUDs Than Other Countries?

    The Atlantic Jun 16, 2017

    The land of choice has more limited options when it comes to contraception. Rigid regulations and cost-prohibitive clinical trial requirements—among other factors, like dwindling patents and pricey product liability insurance—sap…

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