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    How Engineering Can Contribute to a Reimagining of US Public Health

    The Conversation Jan 21, 2021

    Of the many things that COVID-19 has made abundantly clear to us, surely one of them is a newfound realization that public health has become increasingly complex. Understanding the challenges…

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    Stop Excluding People of Color in Environmental Policies

    Philanthropy News Digest

    The fight to save our planet should be about ensuring a long and sustainable future — for everyone. However, as the coronavirus has spread across America, it has laid bare…

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    As Vaccines Rollout More Questions Arise for Various Groups

    RAND Corporation Jan 20, 2021

    As the first COVID-19 vaccines are being administered across the United States—developed, tested, and approved with historic speed—countless questions have arisen about what comes next. Is one vaccine better than…

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    As Schools Remain Closed, Childhood Obesity Is Rising

    The Counter Jan 20, 2021

    Earlier this year, Anisha Patel, a Stanford University pediatrics professor, started to notice a troubling trend: Child patients at the Atherton California clinic where she works have gained a distressing amount…

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    Tracking Down Origins of Foodborne Illness Outbreaks With Biotech

    The Counter Jan 20, 2021

    Aanika Biosciences, a Brooklyn-based biotechnology company that says it’s able to quickly identify the source of foodborne contaminations—or pathogens—by using genetically engineered bacterial spores that cling to food. Their spores…

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    Addressing Equity During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    CFGF Medium Jan 18, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic posed excessive hardship in cities like Flint that were already dealing with structural inequalities and extreme health and wealth disparities. In March, Flint saw tremendous racial disparities…

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    California’s Broken COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

    Vox Jan 18, 2021

    On Wednesday, under increasing criticism for the state’s slow vaccine rollout, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced that all Californians 65 and older will be eligible for the shot. But if…

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    How Traditional Systems Failed Against Covid-19

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 18, 2021

    The pandemic has helped make the inadequacy of many existing systems obvious. We now see: How easily regimes uninterested in transparency can stymie international systems for monitoring and sharing data…

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    Workers Forced To Pivot in a Changed Economy

    LISC Jan 17, 2021

    The pandemic has laid bare many truths about our country’s racial health and wealth gaps, and gaping inequities in work and employment are at the top of the list. Low-wage…

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    Barriers To Achieving Herd Immunity in the U.S. [Video]

    RAND Corporation Jan 17, 2021

    RAND senior physician policy researcher Mahshid Abir describes several hurdles to achieving herd immunity to COVID-19, including the politicization of the vaccine, political commentary surrounding the production and dissemination processes, as well…

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    Why Do COVID-19 Cases Amongst Teachers Appear to be Rising?

    Chalkbeat Jan 17, 2021

    In New York, Texas, and a slice of the rest of the country where data is available, teachers and other staff where school buildings are open have higher COVID infection…

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    Reasons for Hope on Climate Change in 2021

    YES! Magazine Jan 17, 2021

    Climate disasters started early in 2020—and kept on coming. The catastrophic fires in Australia in early 2020 were a holdover from 2019, but they were soon followed by flooding in Indonesia, a super cyclone…

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