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    Medical Examiners and Coroners Have Borne a Heavy Burden During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Have Often Felt Invisible and Unsupported

    The Conversation Dec 9, 2021

    “We stopped doing heads.” It was the second time I’d heard a medical examiner say this while I was studying how the roles of medical examiners and coroners have changed…

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    How the Car and Gas Industry Knew About the Health Risks of Leaded Fuel but Sold it for 100 Years Anyway

    The Conversation Dec 9, 2021

    On the frosty morning of Dec. 9, 1921, in Dayton, Ohio, researchers at a General Motors lab poured a new fuel blend into one of their test engines. Immediately, the…

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    Why Indoor Air Quality Is Becoming Increasingly Dangerous

    Grist

    After nearly two weeks of suffering through some of the worst air quality in the world, fresh winds blew the wildfire smoke out of Seattle, Portland, and other West Coast…

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    More Funding is Necessary to Tackle Air Pollution Globally

    Thomson Reuters Foundation

    Development funding for efforts to tackle air pollution falls far short of what is needed in a world where nine in 10 people breathe air that is damaging their health…

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    Why Addressing Racism Against Black Women in Health Care is Key to Ending the US HIV Epidemic

    The Conversation Dec 6, 2021

    Forty years into the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Black women continue to bear the highest burden of HIV among women. Although Black women represent only 13% of the female population, they accounted…

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    “Greenwashing” and Big Industries’ Renewable Energy Façade

    InsideClimate News

    When the world’s largest pork producer and a major public utility announced they would team up to turn hog manure from North Carolina swine farms into energy, they billed their…

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    COVID-19 School Policies Aren’t Standardized Across the U.S.

    Futurity Dec 5, 2021

    An analysis of all 50 states’ school COVID-19 policies finds widespread discordance and variation. The look at policies about masking in schools, requiring COVID-19 vaccines for eligible students and teachers,…

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    Racism Causes Life-threatening Conditions for Black Men Every Day

    The Conversation

    High-profile police shootings and deaths of black men in custody – or even while out jogging – bring cries of racism across the country. The May 25 death of George…

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    How Medical Malpractice Shapes Vaccine Hesitancy

    Brookings Dec 3, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Belinda Archibong and Francis Annan share how unethical and dangerous vaccine testing shapes communities’ perception of vaccine safety for years to come.  • What role can donors play…

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    How Overturning Roe v. Wade Would Create Economic Injustice

    Brookings Dec 2, 2021

    Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization considers the constitutionality of a 2018 Mississippi law that prohibits women from accessing abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. This case is widely expected to…

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    What New Research Has Revealed About Rural Hospitals

    Futurity Dec 2, 2021

    Patients treated at rural emergency departments have similar outcomes to those receiving care at urban ERs for several important emergency conditions, including stroke and heart attack, a new study shows.…

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    Use of HIV Prevention Treatments is Very Low Among Southern Black Gay Men

    The Conversation Dec 2, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Use of antiretroviral treatments to prevent HIV infection – called pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP – is…

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