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    How Environment Impacts Independence Levels for Older People

    Futurity Sep 1, 2021

    Older people living in less advantaged neighborhoods become disabled roughly two years earlier than their counterparts in more affluent neighborhoods, according to a new study. The findings shed new light…

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    The Potential Benefits of London’s Clean Air Rules for Trucks

    Smart Cities Dive Sep 1, 2021

    Since London launched its ULEZ in 2019, several other cities in England have adopted or announced similar plans for clean air zones. Although no U.S. cities have instituted their own clean…

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    Rising COVID Numbers Haven’t Reduced Vaccine Hesitancy

    FiveThirtyEight Sep 1, 2021

    A lot has happened over the past month that had the potential to convince vaccine hesitant Americans to get the jab: More than 1,000 Americans are dying every day, the…

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    We’ve Stopped the Use of Leaded Gas Globally. What’s Next?

    Grist Aug 31, 2021

    In 1921, General Motors engineers discovered that tetraethyl lead could make internal combustion engines run more smoothly and reduce engine knock. For the next 100 years, the toxic additive in automobile…

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    Gene Therapies May Soon Treat Dozens of Rare Diseases

    The Conversation Aug 31, 2021

    Zolgensma – which treats spinal muscular atrophy, a rare genetic disease that damages nerve cells, leading to muscle decay – is currently the most expensive drug in the world. A…

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    Bilingual People with Language Loss Due to Stroke Can Pose a Treatment Challenge – Computational Modeling May Help

    The Conversation Aug 31, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea New research shows that computational modeling can predict how bilingual stroke patients will respond to language…

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    Santa Monica Explores Civic Wellbeing [Video]

    RAND Corporation

    Wellbeing is about individuals having the skills and opportunity to live a meaningful life. There are countless things that cities do that either contribute or detract from that sense of…

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    Employing the Whole Toolbox for Extended COVID Containment

    Brookings Aug 30, 2021

    Four successive waves of COVID-19 have buffeted the United States for the past year and a half. With each wave, we have bet on different measures to push us through:…

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    Breathing Wildfire Smoke Can Affect the Brain and Sperm, as Well as the Lungs

    The Conversation Aug 30, 2021

    Wildfires burning in the western U.S. are sending smoke into communities far from the fires themselves, creating hazardous air for days or weeks at a time. A lot of people…

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    Breastfeeding Babies May Get COVID Immunity from Vaxxed Moms

    Futurity Aug 30, 2021

    The breast milk of lactating mothers vaccinated against COVID-19 contains a significant supply of antibodies that may help protect breastfeeding infants from the illness, according to new research. “Our findings…

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    The Impact of Public Health Partnerships on COVID-19 Vaccinations

    The Conversation Aug 30, 2021

    About 18 months into the coronavirus pandemic, roughly 61% of all Americans have gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. In some states, however, the share of vaccinated…

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    Toddlers Spread COVID-19 More Easily Than Teens

    The 74 Aug 29, 2021

    Babies and Toddlers Spread Virus in Homes More Easily Than Teens: According to a new large study out of Canada. Via The New York Times: “The study, which was published in the journal…

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