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    The Fight Against Vaccine Misinformation

    Associated Press Oct 21, 2021

    For months, Maria Cristina was hesitant about getting a COVID-19 vaccine. Her fears came from social media, where she heard ample amounts of misinformation about what was in the vaccine…

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    Sustainability Starts at the Dinner Table

    Giving Compass Oct 21, 2021

    We are facing a “triple planetary crisis”—climate change, nature and biodiversity loss, and a human health crisis. What is the connecting thread through all these crises? Dysfunctional food systems that…

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    Healthy Eating and Active Living Through an Equity Lens

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    McDowell County, located in North Carolina’s southern Appalachian Mountains, is overwhelmingly white. African-Americans are approximately 4 percent of the population, and less than 3 percent of residents are Latinx. McDowell’s…

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    The Gender Gap in U.S. COVID-19 Deaths

    Brookings Oct 19, 2021

    Men are much more likely to die from COVID-19 than women. This is true globally – where the death rate has been about 50% higher for men. Notably, this gap does not appear…

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    Medical Debt Forgiveness Could Increase Health Care Access

    Futurity Oct 19, 2021

    Earlier this summer, Stanford economist Neale Mahoney sounded an alarm with a study he coauthored: Americans have at least $140 billion in unpaid health care bills sitting in collection agencies—making the country’s…

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    Supporting Clinics to Serve as Community Health Hubs

    Grantmakers In Health

    Based in Austin, Texas, St. David’s Foundation serves the Central Texas region (Bastrop, Caldwell, Hays, Travis, and Williamson counties) where an estimated 300,000 (14.5 percent) Central Texans lack health insurance. Texas is one of…

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    How Screen Time Impacts Children Who Were Born Early

    Futurity Oct 19, 2021

    Children born very prematurely are at risk for cognitive and behavioral problems linked to excess screen time, a new study shows. Research has linked excessive screen time to cognitive and…

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    Education and Healthcare: Systems That Should Be Interconnected

    The 74 Oct 18, 2021

    “It’s never been more important that we are on this hospital’s campus than it is now,” Dr. Laura Leatherwood, president of Blue Ridge Community College, said. EdNC recently joined Blue Cross N.C.…

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    US Has Potential to Address Climate Crisis, Says New Data

    GreenBiz Oct 17, 2021

    As wildfires ravage the western United States and communities from the gulf to the mid-Atlantic recover from destructive hurricanes, the focus is on the federal government to act on climate,…

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    Rising Temperatures for Poor Have Adverse Health Effects

    NPR Oct 16, 2021

    When Shakira Franklin drives from West Baltimore to her job near the city’s Inner Harbor, she can feel the summer heat ease up like a fist loosening its grip. “I…

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    Meth Overdoses Increase in Indigenous and Black Populations

    The Rural Blog Oct 16, 2021

    Deaths from methamphetamine overdoses increased 180 percent from 2015 to 2019, and “Researchers found Native Americans and Alaska Natives still have the highest rate of methamphetamine use disorder and have…

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    Studies Show a Significant Number of Survivors Experience ‘Long COVID’

    Futurity Oct 15, 2021

    More than half of the 236 million people diagnosed with COVID-19 worldwide since December 2019 will experience post-COVID symptoms—commonly known as “long COVID”—up to six months after recovering. Governments, health…

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