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Encinitas, Calif., November 15, 2022—Children with special health care needs in California still face significant COVID-related challenges nearly three years into the pandemic, new survey findings reveal.
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WASHINGTON, November 2, 2022—PRB today announced Diana Elliott as its new vice president for U.S.
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WASHINGTON, October 27, 2022—PRB today announced the appointment of Bobby Jefferson to its Board of Trustees.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 29, 2022—PRB announced today the launch of its Public Health Reporting Corps with a group of 18 journalists based in India and Nigeria.
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John Penn also joins as new Senior Director, Strategic Communications
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Nearly 15 million excess deaths reported globally in 2020 and 2021, with life expectancy dropping in many countries, including the United States
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WASHINGTON—Rising obesity rates in the United States are slowing life expectancy gains, accelerating aging and widening racial health disparities, according to “Rising Obesity in an Aging America,” a new report published by PRB.
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WASHINGTON—PRB today announced it has joined FP2030, a global partnership dedicated to advancing the rights of people everywhere to access reproductive health services safely and on their own terms.
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WASHINGTON—PRB today announced the appointment of Yoonjoung “YJ” Choi to its Board of Trustees.
A data scientist and demographer, Choi is the founder and director of iSquared, a consulting firm specializing in public health and international development.
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Adults with intellectual disabilities, Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy were more than twice as likely to die from COVID-19 than other adults diagnosed with COVID-19 in 2020.