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    Neighborhood Fridges and the Fight Against Hunger

    The Counter Oct 10, 2021

    Despite logistical hurdles and pushback from city officials, organizers are making it their mission to protect community fridges, which have transformed into a combination of social hubs and distribution centers…

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    Rising Urban Temperatures Disproportionately Affect Global Poor

    The Conversation Oct 9, 2021

    Extreme urban heat exposure has dramatically increased since the early 1980s, with the total exposure tripling over the past 35 years. Today, about 1.7 billion people, nearly one-quarter of the…

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    Solutions for American Despair Through Economic Recovery

    Brookings Oct 9, 2021

    To Chairman Himes and Members of the House Select Committee on Economic Disparity & Fairness in Growth: I thank you for the opportunity to testify today on how our social…

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    Mental Health Solutions for Children with Chronic Illnesses

    Yes! Magazine Oct 8, 2021

    Children with chronic medical conditions often suffer multiple blows to their mental well-being. A state program in California aims to provide appropriate treatment for these children and their families. About a quarter…

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    Research Shows Extreme Heat Exposure Across Urban Centers

    Futurity Oct 7, 2021

    Extreme heat already affects almost two billion urban residents around the world, according to a new study. The new research is the first to examine in fine detail global trends…

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    The Importance of Inclusive Foods in Hospital Facilities

    The Conversation Oct 7, 2021

    Food is a powerful part of community and medicine. It has the potential to build connections, elicit nostalgia, spark joy, mark celebration, and promote healing. It also plays a role…

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    Debating the Impacts of YouTube’s Vaccine Misinformation Ban

    Futurity Oct 7, 2021

    YouTube has announced it will no longer allow content containing misinformation about any vaccines that health authorities have approved and confirmed to be safe and effective. The new guidelines include…

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    Paving a More Equitable Pathway Through Rural Public Health

    The Aspen Institute Oct 7, 2021

    This field scan is a contribution to Thrive Rural, specifically intended to provide an understanding of the state of relevant health fields in the United States, namely public health and…

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    Medical Debt Within the Current U.S. Healthcare System

    Brookings Oct 6, 2021

    Higher rates of COVID-19 infection among essential and frontline workers put a spotlight on underinsured laborers. Essential workers—those who perform a range of jobs and services that are necessary for…

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    How Theranos’ Faulty Blood Tests Got to Market – And What that Shows About Gaps in FDA Regulation

    The Conversation Oct 6, 2021

    One of the most high-profile trials of the year is underway to decide whether Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes defrauded patients and investors. Her blood testing startup, once valued at almost…

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    Black Women’s Health: Research on Triple Negative Breast Cancer

    Futurity Oct 4, 2021

    Black women have nearly a three-fold increased risk of triple negative breast cancers, according to a new study. These types of cancer have a poor prognosis. The analysis of nearly…

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    The Flexibility of COVID-19 Vaccine Attitudes and Behaviors

    Futurity Oct 3, 2021

    Vaccination behavior and attitudes among adults changed in the early months of this year, with more people reporting they intended to get vaccinated, according to a new study. Researchers looked…

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