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Advanced air filtration may help limit the spread of COVID-19 when combined with other protective measures

Given the pervasiveness of COVID-19 throughout the U.S., the risk of infection to transportation workers and passengers is significant. For instance, in a survey of over 600 bus and subway workers in New York City, almost one quarter reported contracting COVID-19, and 76 percent personally knew a coworker who had died from the disease. During last week’s hearing, […]

02.12.21 | 4 min read
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Opening Up Mortality Data for Health Research

Comprehensive and reliable mortality data will enable more effective response to rapidly evolving public health challenges.

02.10.21 | 1 min read
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Senators press the nominee to lead the Environmental Protection Agency on the administration’s plans for promoting environmental justice

Environmental justice is a priority for the Biden administration, with the president advocating for the use of a whole-of-government approach based on the latest science to improve environmental conditions in low-income communities and communities of color. When pressed to expand on the administration’s vision during Wednesday’s Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing, Michael Regan, the president’s nominee […]

02.05.21 | 3 min read
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Delivering Healthcare Services to the American Home

Increasing the share of health services provided directly to patient homes is a significant opportunity to improve healthcare in the U.S.

02.04.21 | 2 min read
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Advanced Space Architectures Program: Championing Innovation in Next-Generation In-Space Operations

America’s leadership in space exploration could greatly accelerate through a fundamentally different approach to in-space operations.

01.28.21 | 1 min read
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A Federal Adaptive, On-Demand Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Initiative

An investment of $5 billion over five years will improve U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing infrastructure.

01.27.21 | 1 min read
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A Carbon Tax to Combat Climate Change and Support Low-Income Households

A tax-and-dividend approach that mitigates the challenging impacts that carbon policies have on poor and suburban/rural communities.

01.27.21 | 1 min read
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Disrupting Vulnerability Traps and Catalyzing Community Resilience

The Federal Government should radically enhance its efforts to build community disaster resilience.

01.21.21 | 2 min read
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Advancing Astrobiology: The Search for Signs of Life Elsewhere in the Universe

NASA should invest in a comprehensive Astrobiology Program Office to answer one of humanity’s biggest questions: “Are we alone?”

01.15.21 | 1 min read
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Rethinking Payment for Prevention in Healthcare

The government should provide incentives to healthcare providers that scale up and reduce costs of delivering preventive interventions.

01.08.21 | 2 min read
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Elevating Patients as Partners in Management of Their Health Data and Tissue Samples

The next administration should empower patients as partners in managing of their health data and tissue samples.

01.05.21 | 1 min read
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Congressional briefing: Potential of fluvoxamine to counter COVID-19

There has been a surge of public interest in the drug fluvoxamine as a potential treatment for individuals with mild COVID-19, and Congressional offices are receiving many questions about the possibility of using the drug to counter COVID-19 from constituents. This brief outlines what is known to date about fluvoxamine in the context of the […]

01.05.21 | 3 min read
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