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    The Promise of Repairing Bones and Tendons with Human-made Materials

    The Conversation Jan 5, 2022

    Brittany Taylor is a biomedical engineer and assistant professor who studies novel ways to improve bone and tendon healing after injuries. She is exploring drug delivery systems and temporary artificial…

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    Communities Need to Prepare for the Effects of Wildfires on Drinking Water

    The Conversation

    Andrew J. Whelton, Purdue University and Caitlin R. Proctor, Purdue University In recent years wildfires have entered urban areas, causing breathtaking destruction. The 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise and Butte…

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    Fighting Misinformation in the Classroom

    EdSource Jan 3, 2022

    Misinformation is content that is false, inaccurate or misleading, even if it is spread unintentionally. A 2016 research study by the Stanford Education Research Group showed that many young people (not unlike…

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    California’s Air Pollution Laws Are Good for Farmers

    Futurity

    For the study in Nature Food, researchers conducted a statistical analysis of pollution exposure and yields from 1980 to 2015 on a key sector making up about 38% of the…

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    LGBTQ Youth Need Inclusive Sex Education

    The 74

    “Gay kids are receiving their education the way everybody gets their sex education and unfortunately, that’s by watching porn,” said Bronwen Pardes, a sex educator and author of Doing It…

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    Cannabis-Related Car Accidents Are On The Rise

    Futurity Jan 1, 2022

    Deadly car crashes involving both cannabis and alcohol consumption have more than doubled in the United States in the past two decades, as have car crash deaths involving just cannabis,…

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    How Paid Leave Contributes to Equitable Growth

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Jan 1, 2022

    The Washington Center for Equitable Growth has long prioritized the generation of new research on the economic effects of paid family and medical leave in the United States. This line…

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    Teen Wellness Starts in High Schools

    YES! Magazine

    Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles recently announced plans to put 50 clinics inside LA County high schools. Called Wellbeing Centers, the facilities would provide not only physical health services but also mental…

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    Women of 2021: How These Talented Females Help Shape the Past Year

    United Nations Foundation Dec 23, 2021

    What did we get from 2021? If that question makes you want to put your head on your desk and sigh, I get it. I understand that urge. But we…

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    Prisons and Jails Aren’t Ready for Omicron

    The Marshall Project Dec 22, 2021

    In the Philadelphia jail, the number of COVID-19 cases has tripled in the last two months. In Chicago’s lockup, infections have increased 11-fold in the same period. And in New…

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    Crises Standard of Care at Hospitals During COVID Omicron Surge

    The Conversation Dec 22, 2021

    As the omicron variant brings a new wave of uncertainty and fear, I can’t help reflecting back to March 2020, when people in health care across the U.S. watched in…

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    Medical Technologies Have Been Central to US Pandemic Response – But Social Behaviors Matter Just as Much

    The Conversation Dec 22, 2021

    Before COVID-19, there was tuberculosis. Twentieth century British physician Thomas McKeown controversially proposed that the sharp declines in infectious disease death rates in the late 1900s were due to improved…

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