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    Ecological Levers for Health

    SNAPP Jun 15, 2017

    The connections between environmental change and disease transmission are not always obvious. And while individual interventions – like restoring species — may be effective in restoring environmental and human health,…

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    The ‘right’ to health care is the wrong question

    AEI Jun 14, 2017

    Is there a right to health care? Our arguments about health policy frequently highlight the question. The liberals at Slate magazine have answered yes, and the conservatives at the American…

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    Polio Smackdown With John Cena And Bill Gates

    NBC News Jun 13, 2017

    Wrestling icon and actor John Cena has joined forces with Microsoft mogul Bill Gates and his wife Melinda Gates for a good cause: Rotary, the global network working to end…

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    The Addicts Next Door

    The New Yorker Jun 8, 2017

    West Virginia has the highest overdose death rate in the country. Locals are fighting to save their neighbors—and their towns—from destruction. Michael Barrett and Jenna Mulligan, emergency paramedics in Berkeley…

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    14 Giving Opportunities to Lift the Burden of Substance Use Disorders

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy Jun 7, 2017

    Substance use disorders (SUDs) affect over 20 million Americans from all walks of life. An SUD, also known as substance abuse or addiction, is defined as continued use of drugs or alcohol…

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    The Impossible Profession

    The New Yorker Jun 6, 2017

    Aaron Green (as I shall call him) is a forty-six-year-old psychoanalyst who practices in Manhattan, in the East Nineties. He has seven patients in analysis, who come four or five…

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    The Doctor Who Revolutionized Hospital Birth Safety

    The Atlantic Jun 5, 2017

    Complications like shoulder dystocia are rare in obstetrics. Even when they occur, mothers and babies are overwhelmingly likely to do well. This sounds like a blessing, but it actually has…

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    Potential autism drug ready for more testing

    San Diego Union Tribune Jun 5, 2017

    Parents of autistic children who have read my recent article on suramin are asking me when the next clinical trial will begin, and how their children can apply to get…

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    Using research to tackle persistent global health and development problems

    The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Jun 5, 2017

    Research and innovation are essential for improving people’s health and saving lives. Vaccines prevent devastating infections and illnesses, drugs help manage and treat disease, and diagnostic tools, medical devices, and…

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    Author Advances Damaging Myth About Diabetes

    diaTribe Jun 4, 2017

    “They’re never going to cure diabetes because there’s too much money in it.” I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 40 years ago, and I can’t tell you how many…

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    Gates Foundation: Our Vaccine Delivery Strategy Overview

    The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Jun 4, 2017

    accines save millions of lives each year and are among the most cost-effective health interventions ever developed. Immunization has led to the eradication of smallpox, a 74 percent reduction in…

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    Gates Foundation: Malaria Strategy Overview

    The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Jun 4, 2017

    Malaria occurs in nearly 100 countries worldwide. According to the 2013 World Malaria Report, there were more than 200 million malaria cases in 2012. An estimated 627,000 people died from…

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