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    Traditions Help Native Communities Cope with COVID-19

    The 74 Aug 21, 2021

    Kathleen George grew up in Oregon hearing cautionary tales about the mythological figures Wolf and Coyote. One of those ikanum, or traditional stories, that sticks with her today is the…

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    Fighting Malaria with Genetically Modified Mosquitoes

    United Nations Foundation Aug 20, 2021

    World Mosquito Day today marks the 1897 discovery by Sir Ronald Ross that female Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria. Since that breakthrough, the world has fought this deadly disease through scientific research and new technology. While astounding progress…

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    Communication During a Public Health Crisis — Reaching Last-Mile Communities

    Global Washington Aug 20, 2021

    How do you reach and communicate with people with low- or zero-literacy skills who live in last-mile communities where there’s no infrastructure, electricity, or internet? How do you get your…

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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Chronic Stress and Intimate Partner Violence

    Futurity Aug 18, 2021

    Rates of physical and psychological aggression among couples increased significantly after the implementation of shelter-in-place restrictions at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers report. The pandemic resulted in a…

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    Delta Variant: How to Protect People Experiencing Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Aug 18, 2021

    This new guidance, which is available below as a PDF, is intended to help communities minimize the spread and impact of the rapidly-spreading Delta variant of COVID-19 among people experiencing homelessness. It was informed by CDC guidance and…

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    Correctional Officers Are Driving the Pandemic in Prisons

    The Conversation Aug 18, 2021

    Prisons and jails have hosted some of the largest COVID-19 outbreaks in the U.S., with some facilities approaching 4,000 cases. In the U.S., which has some of the highest COVID-19…

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    How Collaborative Care Can Help With Trauma in Nursing Homes

    The Conversation Aug 17, 2021

    For older adults, social isolation may have dredged up past traumas that are difficult to come back from. And for those living in nursing homes that have been the center…

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    The COVID-19 Vaccine and Pregnant People

    Futurity Aug 17, 2021

    A survey of more than 17,000 pregnant and lactating people who received the COVID-19 vaccine showed that they did not experience symptoms any more severe than their non-pregnant counterparts. The…

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    Studies Suggest Wildfire Smoke Intensifies COVID19 Cases

    Grist Aug 16, 2021

    Smoke from the West Coast’s wildfires last year didn’t only tinge skies an apocalyptic shade of orange; it increased the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths. According to research unveiled on…

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    What Does Full FDA Approval of a Vaccine Do if it’s Already Authorized for Emergency Use?

    The Conversation Aug 16, 2021

    Thirty percent of unvaccinated American adults say they’re waiting for the COVID-19 vaccines currently authorized for emergency use to be officially approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. That…

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    Scaling Up Access to Postpartum Family Planning

    Save The Children

    In many contexts, the youngest mothers (ages 15-24) are less likely than older mothers to use health services, including postpartum family planning (PPFP), for themselves and their children, increasing their…

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    Cancer Clinical Trials Exclude Many Patients, Exacerbating Inequity

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Aug 15, 2021

    The good news? Enrollment in new cancer therapy clinical trials has returned to normal, at least within one large trial network, a year after the pandemic began. The bad news?…

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