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  • How Urban Green Space Improves Residents’ Quality of Life

    TriplePundit Feb 9, 2026

    In 1634, the first public park in the United States was created for things like livestock grazing, training soldiers, public punishments and even executions, showcasing some early uses of urban green space.…

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    Affordable Care Act Enrollment Drops, Although the Extent Won’t Be Clear for Months

    KFF Health News Feb 9, 2026

    More Americans than expected enrolled in Affordable Care Act health insurance plans for this year, after premium subsidies were dramatically cut — but it remains to be seen whether they’ll…

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    Childhood Vaccination Decreases in States That Once Led the Nation in Vaccination Rates

    Stateline Feb 4, 2026

    States that were leaders in childhood vaccination before the pandemic are among those losing ground as exemptions and unfounded skepticism take hold, encouraged by the Trump administration’s stance under U.S.…

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    Listening to Rural Health Stakeholders to Improve Rural Health Care Access and Well-Being

    Grantmakers In Health Feb 4, 2026

    Accessing health care and the social conditions required for well-being remains a challenge in many rural communities. Persistent workforce shortages, lower rates of insurance coverage, higher rates of unemployment, and…

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    Community Violence Intervention Approach Linked to Decline in Gun Violence in Cities Across the US

    Grantmakers In Health Feb 2, 2026

    American cities are witnessing historic declines in gun violence. In recent years, cities like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Chicago have all seen precipitous drops in homicides, with some reaching multi-decade record…

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    Community Health Centers Face Threat of Closure Due to Lack of Funding

    GBH News Jan 28, 2026

    Community health centers — which provide vital medical services for the majority of low-income patients in Massachusetts — are facing a range of financial threats due to federal policy changes…

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  • Mapping Indoor Air Pollution Through Measuring Movement

    University of Birmingham Jan 21, 2026

    University of Birmingham scientists have developed a new way of measuring, analysing, and mapping indoor air pollution that – in initial trials – has established a clear link between office…

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    How Worms Preserve Soil Health to Prevent Antimicrobial Resistance

    TriplePundit Jan 15, 2026

    Farmers and gardeners use vermicomposting to create a nutrient-rich soil enhancer with a little help from earthworms, but new research indicates the practice could also help tackle a growing global…

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    Why This Foundation Has Adopted a Spend-Down Strategy for Health Philanthropy

    Grantmakers In Health Jan 14, 2026

    In this interview, Grantmakers In Health’s Maya Schane spoke with Dan Tuttle and Sulma Gandhi of the Stupski Foundation about the foundation’s spend-down grantmaking strategy and acceleration in 2025 in…

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    The Loophole That Enables Factory Farms to Pollute Without Legal Repercussions

    Sentient Jan 14, 2026

    Factory farms produce staggering amounts of manure and, in theory, there are strict regulations in place to keep it from contaminating nearby waterways. But in practice, many of these companies…

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    The Nonprofit Combating the Loneliness Crisis Facing Elderly People Through Bike Rides

    Reasons to Be Cheerful Jan 13, 2026

    As soon as John Seigel-Boettner invites passengers onto his black trishaw, a three-wheeled electric bicycle with two extra seats upfront, downtown Santa Barbara seems to smile. Pedestrians wave and call…

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    How Medicaid Cuts Will Impact Children’s Access to School Health Services

    Grantmakers In Health Jan 13, 2026

    Schools are essential places for children to access health services. An estimated 40 percent of school-aged children have at least one chronic health condition (National Survey of Children’s Health, 2019).…

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