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    Gates Foundation: Family Planning Strategy Overview

    The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Jun 4, 2017

    More than 220 million women in developing countries who don’t want to get pregnant lack access to contraceptives and voluntary family planning information and services. Less than 20 percent of…

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    Key Takeaways From CBO Score of the Republican Health Care Bill

    The Heritage Foundation Jun 3, 2017

    The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) updated their score of the House-passed American Health Care Act (AHCA) this week, prior to its being sent over to the Senate. This budgetary analysis projects that…

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    Building a Culture of Health Through Safe and Healthy Elementary School Recess

    Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Jun 3, 2017

    The PDF brief encourages school leaders to recognize the important role of recess in building a positive school climate. The authors suggest ensuring that recess is supported for all students…

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    Losing Planned Parenthood

    The Atlantic Jun 2, 2017

    Alexandra Rucinski has been a patient at the Planned Parenthood in Burlington, Iowa, since she unexpectedly became pregnant with her son five years ago. She was 22 years old then,…

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    How Untreated Depression Contributes to the Opioid Epidemic

    The Atlantic Jun 2, 2017

    It can sometimes seem strange how so much of the country got hooked on opioids within just a few years. Deaths from prescription drugs like oxycodone, hydrocodone, and methadone have…

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    Making Primary Care Trans-Friendly

    The Atlantic Jun 2, 2017

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Keren Landman describes the deficit of care available for transgender individuals and how Isabel Lowell is working to make trans-friendly primary care a reality across the country.  • How…

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    The Radium Girls: A new story chronicles century-old fight for workplace safety

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center May 28, 2017

    Nearly 100 years ago, the women began dying. Their bones literally crumbled inside them, rendering some permanently crippled, some with broken jawbones. The women — some of them just teenage…

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    The People Left Behind When Only the ‘Deserving’ Poor Get Help

    The Atlantic May 28, 2017

    In the eyes of the state of Maine, Laurie Kane is an able-bodied adult without dependents, and thus ineligible for most forms of government support. In her own eyes, it…

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    Improving Child Survival Rates

    The Center for High Impact Philanthropy May 15, 2017

    Every year over six million children die before they reach their fifth birthday, mostly from preventable causes such as pneumonia and diarrhea. The good news is that we have many proven…

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    Creating a Culture of Innovation with Employee Health Care

    Boardsource May 15, 2017

    There is one incredibly important question you should be asking yourself and your leadership team at your next board meeting. Are our employee health benefits as equitable and valuable as…

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    Meet the Mom Who Started the Ice Bucket Challenge

    TEDx Talks May 9, 2017

    Remember the Ice Bucket Challenge craze this summer? Meet the mom who started it all. When Nancy Frates’s son Pete hurt his wrist in a baseball game, he got an…

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    Environmental Health in Early Childhood

    The Center for High Impact Philanthropy May 9, 2017

    Early childhood is a unique time of life, when children’s bodies – especially their brains – are developing rapidly. The most acute stages of human neurological development begin in the…

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