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Research Compares Immigration, Deportation Under Presidents

Research Compares Immigration, Deportation Under Presidents
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UCLA School Of Public Health Recognizes Doctoral Student

UCLA School Of Public Health Recognizes Doctoral Student
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UCLA In the News May 24, 2021

May 24, 2021 UCLA In the News lists selected mentions of UCLA in the world’s news media. Some articles may require registration or a subscription to view. See more UCLA In the News. CarbonBuilt’s technology, developed by researchers at UCLA, is said to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete by more than 50 percent, by taking CO2 emissions directly from coal-fired power plants and other industrial facilities and infusing them into a new kind of concrete. “All those emissions that you may have put out, you essentially lock them back up in the production of limestone,” said Gaurav Sant, one of the UCLA researchers who devised the technology.

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Medical Jargon Can Make COVID Health Disparities Even Worse : Shots

Michele Abercrombie for NPR toggle caption Michele Abercrombie for NPR Last year, in her first year of medical school at Harvard, Pooja Chandrashekar recruited 175 multilingual health profession students from around the U.S. to create simple and accurate fact sheets about COVID-19 in 40 languages. Michele Abercrombie for NPR When cases of COVID-19 began rising in Boston last spring, Pooja Chandrashekar, then a first year student at Harvard Medical School, worried that easy-to-understand information about the pandemic might not be available in the many languages spoken by clients of the Family Van, the health services and health literacy program where she was working at the time.

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Avoid Medical Jargon To Shrink COVID Health Disparities, Say Patient Advocates

When cases of COVID-19 began rising in Boston last spring, Pooja Chandrasekhar, then a first year student at Harvard Medical School, worried that easy-to

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