From Lyme disease to lesser-known illnesses like Heartland virus disease, ehrlichiosis and Colorado tick fever, tick-borne disease cases are increasing rapidly in the United States. In 2017, 59,349 cases were…
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School Nurses Need Support Now More Than Ever
The 74 May 29, 2022One per 1,500. That’s the nurse-to-student ratio for K-12 schools in Pennsylvania — one of a handful of states to set staffing requirements in the law. Karla Coffman, a nurse in the York…
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Making a Positive Impact on Haiti’s Health Sector
Grantmakers in Health May 28, 2022On August 14, 2021, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti’s Southern Peninsula, destroying hundreds of buildings, and killing thousands of people. Coming just over a decade after the devastating 2010…
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The Risks of Counterfeit Medication Operations
The Conversation May 25, 2022The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea The Food and Drug Administration took 130 enforcement actions against counterfeit medication rings from 2016 through…
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What is a Medication, or Medical, Abortion?
The Conversation May 25, 2022Abortion access is in the headlines after Politico released a leaked draft Supreme Court opinion by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. advising the overturn of Roe v. Wade. On May…
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Addressing Pollution to Advance Cancer Prevention
Grantmakers In Health May 24, 2022Cancer remains a devastating health crisis nearly fifty years after the declaration of the “War on Cancer.” Better treatments and earlier detection have dramatically improved prognosis for some types of…
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Centering Health Systems Within Community Partnerships
Forbes May 24, 2022More than anything else in our lifetime, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated the interconnectivity of all facets of our nation’s health and social welfare system. History will…
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Black People Are Three Times More Likely to Experience Pulse Oximeter Errors
The Conversation May 24, 2022During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have purchased small devices called pulse oximeters for use in their home – based on well-intentioned recommendations from health care providers and the media.…
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Lessons Investing in Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities
Grantmakers in Health May 21, 2022May is Asian American Pacific Islander heritage month, celebrating the fastest-growing racial group in the United States. Recent priorities for grantmakers have focused on racial equity, health and well-being, and…
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Reducing Methane is Good for Climate, Health and Can Pay for Itself
The Conversation May 20, 2022Methane, the main ingredient in natural gas, is a larger climate problem than the world anticipates, and cutting its emissions will be crucial to slow global warming, a new United…
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Rural Hospitals Need More Relief Funding
The Rural Blog May 18, 2022Three hospitals that serve many rural patients “say they are missing out on millions in federal pandemic relief money because the facilities are so new they lack full financial statements…
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Less Than 1% of Abortions Take Place in the Third Trimester – Here’s Why People Get Them
The Conversation May 17, 2022The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea People seek third-trimester abortions for two main reasons: because they learn new information – such as…
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