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    Warning Labels Can Keep People From Buying Sugary Drinks

    Futurity Oct 26, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to a new study from Washington University in St. Louis, warning labels can keep consumers from choosing sugary drinks like soda, with graphics having the…

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    Pregnant Women Aren’t Receiving Sufficient Malaria Treatment

    Vox Oct 24, 2020

    Malaria kills hundreds of thousands of people every year, especially young children. It’s also exceptionally dangerous to another at-risk group: pregnant women. Researchers have estimated that 10 to 20 percent…

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    When Fracking Moves Into the Neighborhood, Mental Health Risks Rise

    The Conversation Oct 23, 2020

    Hydraulic fracturing has boomed in the U.S. over the past decade, but unless you live near it, you may not realize just how close fracking wells can be to homes…

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    The Pandemic Reveals More About the Nature of Suicide

    Mashable Oct 20, 2020

    As the United States settles into fall, fears that the coronavirus pandemic will worsen are coming true. Infection rates have spiked in the midwest and Great Plains. There’s a resurgence of COVID-19 in several neighborhoods in New York City,…

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    Certain Workers Face Higher Risks from COVID-19 Reopenings

    Futurity Oct 19, 2020

    Women hold two-thirds of the jobs in the harshest category of work, according to new report on Washington workers during the pandemic. The researchers looked at data on demographics, working…

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    Rural Health Cooperatives are Challenged by Connectivity and Social Distancing — But are Innovating [Video]

    The Conversation Oct 19, 2020

    Rural areas are seeing some of the fastest spread of the COVID-19 in the U.S., taxing already stressed rural health care systems. Researchers Tanisa Adimu and Amanda Phillips Martinez head…

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    Supporting Important Health-Wealth Strategies for Children

    Grantmakers in Health Oct 18, 2020

    Investing in integrated health-wealth strategies that benefit families and children provide the greatest opportunity to set the conditions for children, regardless of race, gender, and zip code, to thrive now…

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    Changing the Future of Health to Center Equity

    Grantmakers In Health Oct 16, 2020

    Complex, uncertain and volatile. These words only begin to describe our world today. The pandemic flipped lives upside down, compromising the physical health of over six million people—disproportionately Black, Indigenous and People of Color—and…

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    Why Migrant Workers Need More Protections During COVID-19

    Harvest Public Media Oct 16, 2020

    On the outskirts of Rantoul, in east-central Illinois, about 100 migrant farmworkers are living at an old hotel in a sleepy part of town. Every day at the crack of…

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    More Research on COVID-19’s Silent Hypoxia Sheds Light on Causes

    Futurity Oct 15, 2020

    Those low oxygen levels can irreparably damage vital organs if gone undetected for too long. More than six months since COVID-19 began spreading in the US, scientists are still solving…

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    Distance Learning Makes it Harder for Kids to Exercise, Especially in Low-income Communities

    The Conversation Oct 15, 2020

    This fall hasn’t felt much like “back to school” for many children. Instead, many are staying at home and attending virtual classes indefinitely. According to the Center on Reinventing Public…

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    Dementia Deaths Have Increased During the Summer of COVID-19

    The Conversation Oct 14, 2020

    Laurie Archbald-Pannone, University of Virginia Deaths from dementia during the summer of 2020 are nearly 20% higher than the number of dementia-related deaths during that time in previous years, and…

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