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    Which Communities Are Most Vulnerable to Coronavirus?

    Grist

    The predominantly black and low-income communities living near the back-to-back petrochemical refineries of Louisiana’s “cancer alley” have long suffered compromised immune systems and high rates of disease. Now, the state’s…

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    Aging Infrastructure Reduces Veterans’ Access to Healthcare

    RAND Corporation May 9, 2021

    Part of the White House’s recently announced American Jobs Plan includes $18 billion to upgrade and modernize U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals and clinics. A 2015 analysis suggests…

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    Polio Programs Bolster COVID-19 Response

    United Nations Foundation May 8, 2021

    While COVID-19 still spreads across the world, the need to maintain the fight against polio and other vaccine-preventable diseases goes on. Thousands of front-line polio workers continue to fight polio…

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    How Drought Impacts Native Americans in the Colorado River Basin

    Grist May 7, 2021

    When Bidtah Becker, a citizen of the Navajo Nation, was growing up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, clean water flowed from the taps at her house. She and her siblings often…

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    How Philanthropy Can Advance Latinx Health Equity in California

    Grantmakers In Health

    Despite decades of government and community efforts to improve health equity in Latinx communities, vast disparities remain. For example, Latinxs are the group least likely to be insured or to report…

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    Where Can We See Success in Combatting Climate Change? [Video]

    RAND Corporation May 6, 2021

    RAND senior policy researcher Ben Preston presents several climate change successes from recent years, including reduced costs to deploy renewable energy, commitment at international, national, state, and local levels to reduce emissions,…

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    The Role of Transportation in Achieving Vaccine Equity [Video]

    Grantmakers In Aging May 6, 2021

    Transportation is an integral part of the solution to stabilize the health and wellbeing of older adults, particularly in rural communities. This webinar will feature the successes of rural communities…

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    How Local Governments Can Drive Progress in Health Equity

    Urban Institute

    The buildings we live in, the parks we play in, the streets we walk on, and the pipes that run under our homes are all components of the built environment that influence…

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    Indoor Air Pollution Poses Risk for Native Communities

    The Conversation

    Betty’s home stands on the edge of a striking red cliff. Her family built the home from materials in their environment generations ago and passed it along from mothers to…

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    Biden’s Infrastructure Plan Targets Lead Pipes That Threaten Public Health Across the US

    The Conversation May 5, 2021

    President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan includes a proposal to upgrade the U.S. drinking water distribution system by removing and replacing dangerous lead pipes. As a geochemist and environmental health researcher…

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    How Much Risk Do Children, Unvaccinated Against COVID-19, Pose?

    FiveThirtyEight May 4, 2021

    In the U.S., only about 31.6 percent of eligible people were fully vaccinated as of Monday morning, and that number varies a lot from place to place — 23.8 percent of Alabamians…

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    How to Best Utilize the Skills of Immigrant Health Professionals

    Migration Policy Institute May 3, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Experts at the Migration Policy Institute analyze how the cultural and linguistic competencies of immigrant and refugee health professionals could be better utilized to provide care to a…

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