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Phillips: We can’t let access to HIV prevention slip away (opens the original)
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For the first time, the United States has the tools to end the HIV epidemic. Breakthroughs that once seemed unimaginable are transforming lives. Modern HIV treatment allows people living with the virus to live long, healthy lives. It can also suppress HIV to undetectable levels, eliminating the risk of sexual transmission. Most important, however, is pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP. For people at risk, PrEP can prevent HIV infection with extraordinary effectiveness, making it the single most p
Cyr: Chinese president's state visit brings success (opens the original)
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Last weekâs state visit to Washington, D.C., of President Xi Jinping and Madame Peng Liyuan of China was a success, in concrete policy terms as well as the important atmospherics of international diplomacy. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, along with the rest of us, can be pleased with the result. There should also be relief, given the power of each nation, the multiple disagreements and frictions separating them, and the ever-present potential for a point of friction to es
Cowen: New school year reveals big math problem (opens the original)
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A new school year has begun with plenty of promise. Students are returning to classrooms ready to learn, build on what they know, and move one step closer to a diploma that opens doors. Nationwide, too many students are crossing the graduation stage without the math skills they need for college, careers or financial independence. Jim Cowen is the executive director of the Collaborative for Student Success. He wrote this for InsideSources.com.
Sutterlin: Basic tenets shed light on history (opens the original)
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Unlike mathematics, chemistry, music, physics, etc., which are all systems or theories produced by human minds, history is not a system nor is it a theory. While other fields are of human design (everything in math is designed by humans), history is not of human design, although humans participate in history, but no one fully controls it as humans control the fields of music, physics, mathematics, etc. History is everything that happened in the past and, by necessity, the most complex field of s
Yohanan: You can’t deceive your way to herd immunity (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania has a measles problem. It also has a public-health credibility problem, and its response to the first might be worsening the second. Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Pennsylvaniaâs first two âmeasles-associated deathsâ in 35 years. He criticized Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Trump administration for rhetoric he said was confusing parents, declaring that misinformation has âreal-life consequences.â Monique Yohanan, M.D., is the director of the
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