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    College Students May Not be as Heart-Healthy as They Think

    The Conversation Feb 25, 2018

    For many young adults, the college years are filled with excitement, as students gain independence and establish new adult identities and behaviors. However, not all behaviors are healthy. Typical changes…

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    FDA Should Approve Less Harmful Alternatives to Cigarettes

    AEI Feb 25, 2018

    Cigarettes are known killers, with nearly one in five deaths each year in the United States attributable to smoking. But there is a chance that U.S. smokers may soon be…

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    Culture Reframed Combats the Harmful Effects of Pornography

    The Conversation Feb 23, 2018

    A recent U.K. study found that 65 percent of 15- to 16-year-olds had viewed pornography, the vast majority of whom reported seeing it by age 14. Ana Bridges, a psychologist at the…

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    Treating Opioid Addiction With Meds Needs To Be Carefully Considered

    The Conversation Feb 20, 2018

    When a patient has diabetes, doctors typically prescribe insulin, along with diet and exercise. When a patient has high blood pressure, we prescribe medication, and we also reinforce the importance…

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    Dangerous Drug GHB Is Making a Comeback

    The Conversation Feb 20, 2018

    A highly potent drug called GHB is making a comeback in nightlife scenes, along with overdoses and even death. On Jan. 23, 2018, “Storm Chaser” star Joel Taylor died on a cruise…

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    Spot-Aid: A Website That Provides Insider Tips For Hospital Stays

    Mayo Clinic Feb 20, 2018

    William Bilicic knows hospital life — doctors’ orders, family visits, the food, the routines. He’s seen it all. At 20 years old, he has spent more time in hospitals than…

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    How a U.S. Healthcare Foundation Aims to Utilize Strategic Portfolio Management

    Medium

    Given the dynamics of healthcare legislative shifts in the United States, a mid-western healthcare foundation was launching a new strategic plan. With so many projects already in process, combined with…

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    Public Health Tools Are The Key To Beating The Opioid Epidemic

    Brookings Feb 18, 2018

    In “Un-burying the lead: Public health tools are the key to beating the opioid epidemic” (PDF), Brookings nonresident senior fellow Dayna Bowen Matthew looks at the report’s recommendations and draws…

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    Insufficient Sleep Has High Productivity Costs

    RAND Feb 17, 2018

    Research from a RAND report shows people who sleep fewer than six hours a night are 2.4 percent less productive than those who get between seven and nine hours. Overall, the UK…

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    Driving Innovation and Partnerships to Achieve Health Care for All in Africa

    United Nations Foundation Feb 12, 2018

    Africa’s quest for health continues to face challenges from a combination of factors such as natural disasters and pandemics, prevailing high rates of communicable and rising incidence of non-communicable diseases,…

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    6 Global Health Announcements From The World Economic Forum

    United Nations Foundation Feb 10, 2018

    Last month, global leaders convened at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, where more than 400 panels over four days covered topics from economics to electronics to global health and security. Below…

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    Program Aimed at Childhood Obesity Failed

    BBC Feb 10, 2018

    School programmes encouraging children to take more exercise and eat healthily are unlikely to have any real effect on childhood obesity, a study in the British Medical Journal suggests. More…

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