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THE HEALTH HEROES EDITION

ISSUE 15

Welcome to the Goodnewspaper. You are now a part of a global community that celebrates the people, ideas, and movements that are changing the world for the better. It’s when times are hardest that it’s most important that we shine a light on good news. Not "feel-good" news. Hope — real hope — no matter how messy it may be. There’s a lot of good in the world that needs to be celebrated. And we need to be a part of it.

H E L LO H E L LO!

WHO MAKES THE GOODNEWSPAPER? Editor-in-Chief Branden Harvey - @brandenharvey Managing Editor & Writer Kailey Thompson - @kaileythompson Art Director Carra Sykes - @carrasykes

They're More Than Just Heroes.

Director of Community & Creative Megan Burns - @meganburnsyou Director of Partnerships

I don't think there's ever been a moment in my lifetime

crises we've beaten or made significant progress against.

where our society has been more aware of the important

We have stories of floating hospitals, artificial intelligence,

work health care workers do. Sure, we've always known

and shampoo bottles used for good. And this issue wouldn't

Communications Lead

that their work was important, but this is the year

be complete without a centerfold poster with a quote from

Margaux Madamba

everything changed. We hosted virtual concerts, banged

Mister Rogers.

Creative Strategist

pots and pans, and set off (too many) fireworks. In a year

May this issue be a celebration of the health heroes —

filled with division, gratitude for frontline health workers

the doctors and nurses and leaders, of course, but also the

was one thing that united us.

custodians, data analysts, receptionists, and more who are

We titled this issue The Health Heroes Edition to celebrate

equally deserving of praise. But may we not just feel comforted

this diverse group of helpers scattered in every corner of the

by the knowledge that these people are here to help us. May

globe as the important figures they are. We call them heroes

this be a reminder that we need to be there for health heroes

because we admire their courage and their abilities. But we

in the same way they're here for us.

must also recognize that when we generalize people working

Let's donate to the organizations around the world making

in health as heroes, it's easy to lose a sense of their humanity

communities safer. Let's call our representatives to make

and individuality.

sure hospital workers are provided with all of the protective

These heroes all have their own personal stories on how they

equipment they need to ensure their safety at work. Let's

ended up in this line of work. Some are well-paid; some aren't.

fight for legislative and organizational support for frontline

Some jumped at the chance to volunteer to fight a pandemic;

workers who aren't being paid a living wage while they're

others aren't in a position to turn down the work even if it

doing vital work.

puts them at high risk. Some are getting all the attention, but

Cheers and thank you's are important, but they're only the

all are sacrificing something for the sake of making others'

first step. So please enjoy this issue, say thank you to a health

lives better.

hero, and then roll up your sleeves and join me in playing

This issue is filled with stories of people working for the health of all. There are stories about those working on the frontlines of the public health crisis we're currently facing, but there are also so many stories of the previous

Steve Wallace - @stevenboydwallace

Sammi Harvey - @sammi.harvey Event Producer Michelle Ellamae - @ellamaeproductions Centerfold Poster Featured Artist Megan Burns - @meganburnsyou

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W E H AV E G O O D N E W S

A Simple Toy Could Improve Health Care In Developing Nations

This Clinic In Kentucky Is A Haven For People With Meet The Mother Who Inspired Health Care Companies Intellectual Disabilities To Embrace Artificial Intelligence

Imagine this: Paper, string, and tape are all you need to create

Parents oftentimes struggle to find compassionate health

When Melissa Mulholland’s ultrasound showed a fetal abnor-

an essential health care tool. In some nations, this is the reality.

care for their adult children with intellectual disabilities, a

mality called posterior urethral valves, she decided to undergo

On a 2013 visit to a Ugandan health clinic, Indian

population that remains one of the most medically underserved

a risky procedure to save her son’s life.

biophysicist Manu Prakash noticed a small metal machine

groups in the United States. The deficiencies in health care

Mulholland’s job at Microsoft is to work with the compa-

propping open a door. It was a centrifuge, a machine with a

for people with intellectual disability have been cited by the

ny’s partners to create their cloud experiences. She thought

rapidly rotating container that separates liquids from solids

surgeon general, the American Medical Association, and the

that with the advances in artificial intelligence, some of the

or separates liquids of differing densities. They’re essential

American Dental Association, among others.

companies she works with could use the cloud and AI to solve

to hospitals and labs, but they run on electricity, which bars

Parents might feel their children are unwelcome in many

many clinics in developing nations from using them. The

medical offices: They are told their children are too loud or

clinic repurposed the machine as a doorstop because they

disruptive in waiting rooms, require too much time in the

She asked one company, Norwegian software business

simply had no other use for it without electricity.

exam room, or are beyond the abilities of doctors and nurses

Crayon: What are some ways AI can bring forth the new fron-

who have little to no experience with profound intellectual

tier in health care?

Prakash, who now works at Stanford University, wondered if he could create a centrifuge that could run without

disabilities. Where can parents turn?

health care problems, like the one she experienced. It turns out they could.

“Melissa’s personal experience got us looking at all aspects

electricity. He created one modeled after an ancient child’s

It turns out there’s one oasis for people with intellectual

of the AI health care field,” Crayon co-founder Rune Syvers-

toy and calls it a "paperfuge." It’s made with little more than

disabilities: the Lee Specialty Clinic in Louisville, Kentucky.

en told Microsoft. The company now uses AI and machine

paper, string, and tape, weighs less than two grams, and costs

It’s one of just a few free-standing facilities designed to

learning in their work with Norway’s national hospital, Oslo

just 20 cents to create. Amazingly, this hand-powered device

provide medical and dental treatment to this population. The

University Hospital, to help augment doctors’ expertise in co-

can spin at speeds up to 125,000 revolutions per minute.

17,000-square-foot clinic is specially designed to cater to its

lon cancer screening by using advanced imaging to make the

patients: a reception area with easy-to-clean cushions, extra

cancer treatment process faster.

Its design is simple — “anyone can make [one] to our specifications and get those numbers,” Prakash said to The Atlantic. “It’s just physics; it’s not special materials.”

wide halls, and scales that can weigh people in wheelchairs.

Another Microsoft partner, InterKnowlogy, was also

Most importantly, the clinic’s staff and volunteers have

touched by Mulholland’s story. They build enterprise software

“The physics of how it works weren’t understood, and its

been specially trained to understand what their patients

for other companies, including many that use AI and comput-

fundamental limits were completely unknown,” Prakash told

and their patients’ families have been through. The clinic

er vision. After conversations with Mulholland, the company’s

The Atlantic. “We spent six months thinking about the math,

is named after state legislator Jimmie Lee, a former car

founder decided to “whip up a quick prototype” to recognize

all with the goal of asking how fast it could really go.”

salesman who for 20 years had been the most ardent

PUV in ultrasound images, he told Microsoft. It worked.

In less than two minutes of spinning, the paperfuge can

advocate in the legislature for people with developmental

Mulholland’s son, Conor, is now 5 years old and has bene-

separate the liquid part of blood (plasma) from the cells

disability and whose support began with visits he had made

fited from AI in several ways, including a speech therapy app

within it — an essential step in many diagnostic tests. In 15

to state institutions as part of his legislative duties.

he uses to help with speech difficulties he faces because of

minutes, it can isolate malaria parasites from a finger prick’s

In addition to providing training for doctors and dentists,

autism, which he was diagnosed with at age 3. Mulholland’s

worth of blood. Access to these types of diagnostic tests

the clinic offers behavioral, physical, occupational, and

story shows how one person sharing their story has the power

have significant implications to medicine in developing na-

speech therapy, as well as medical, dental, and psychiatric

to change the world.

tions or other resource-limited settings. The team is now

care. Some parents drive hours to get their children this

“Think of ways that you can really harness technology to

testing plastic in place of paper so the small device can be

compassionate and holistic care they need and deserve — a

drive greater good,” she said to Microsoft. “Imagine how great

mass-manufactured through 3D printing.

godsend for families who are used to being turned away.

of a world we could live in if we had more stories like this.”

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Read the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Mountains Beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, A Man Who Would Cure the World" by Tracy Kidder. It chronicles Farmer's work fighting for health and justice.

Donate to Project HOPE. Every health issue depends entirely on whether health workers have what they need to do their job. Project HOPE is committed to enabling health care workers to provide expert care.

Partners In Health is recruiting teams of dedicated volunteer community organizers who fight for policies that further the right to health domestically and around the globe. Learn more and get involved at pih.org/engage.

W E H AV E G O O D N E W S

Doctors Treat People Experiencing Homelessness Out Of A Minivan

Charity Provides Free Health Care On A Shampoo Bottle Is Saving Young Floating Hospital Lives In Bangladesh

Medical clinics can be expensive and intim-

People suffer and die every day from treat-

A doctor in Bangladesh came up with a sim-

idating for unhoused populations. But when

able causes because they lack access to safe

ple way to treat infant pneumonia: shampoo

left untreated, conditions can quickly be-

surgery. But a charity built state-of-the-art

bottles. On Mohamad Chisti’s first night as a

come more serious.

floating hospitals so volunteer surgeons and

pediatrician trainee, he saw three infants die

Every Wednesday, Cohealth's Street Doc-

medical professionals can provide lifesaving

of pneumonia. As of 2018, pneumonia causes

tor program provides free medical services to

surgical procedures in a safe, sterile environ-

28 percent of infant deaths in Bangladesh,

patients experiencing homelessness in Mel-

ment — with clean water, reliable electricity,

according to The Economist. Malnourish-

The number of Fortune 500 companies will-

bourne, Australia. Dr. Kate Coles and nurse

and a monitored care center.

ment, which is common among children in

ing to pay for sex reassignment surgeries and

Vaan Phongsavan have treated more than

other transgender-related healthcare has

200 patients from their mobile surgery van.

Nearly Two-Thirds Of Fortune 500 Companies Now Cover Transgender Health Care

Mercy Ships operates the largest non-governmental hospital ship in the world, pro-

Bangladesh, debilitates the immune system, making infection more likely.

gone from 0 percent in 2002 to 65 percent

"Some of our homeless clients have

viding humanitarian aid such as free health

Dr. Chisti created a device that reduces

in 2020, according to a 2020 report from the

problems with transport, have difficulties

care, community development projects,

the effort required to breathe. He found a

Human Rights Campaign. A full 19 times as

to get to an appointment on time, so by

community health education, mental health

discarded shampoo bottle and discovered it

many businesses offer this care from 2010

being there for them, we actually remove

programs, and palliative care for terminally

had leftover bubbles. Drawing upon a type

to now. This growth is a major deal for

a lot of barriers," Dr. Coles told Australian

ill patients.

of ventilator he saw while visiting an Aus-

LGBTQ employees.

Broadcasting Corporation.

Now 91 percent of Fortune 500 companies have gender identity protections enumerated

She describes it as general practice on wheels.

When founder Don Stephens learned that

tralian hospital, he realized he could use the

95 of the 100 largest cities in the world were

bottle to help babies breathe. Using an oxygen

port cities, he knew a floating hospital could

supply, some tubing, and a plastic bottle filled

in their nondiscrimination policies, stagger-

"We do see the normal general practice

efficiently deliver health care to large popula-

with water, he was able to create a device that

ingly higher than just 3 percent in 2002. And

things, people with colds and flus, but we do

tions in these cities. He launched the organi-

mimics the one he saw in Australia at a much

more than half of these companies offer bene-

also see things that are more likely to happen

zation in 1978, and now the charity has oper-

lower cost.

fits to employees’ domestic partners.

to people who are homeless," Dr. Coles said.

ated in nearly 60 developing nations.

In HRC’s 2020 Corporate Equality Index report, 686 major businesses — spanning

These unique problems include, for example, bed bugs that lead to skin infections.

The hospital now deploys his device

In every port Mercy Ships reaches, they

routinely, and the number of children who

train local doctors, provide equipment, and

die there from pneumonia has fallen by

nearly every industry and geography —

She’s also able to provide mental health as-

open health care facilities to equip local com-

three-quarters. The survival rate in the hos-

earned a top score of 100 and the distinction

sessments and refer patients to a psycholo-

munities to improve health care after the

pital is now almost on par with that of chil-

of “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equali-

gist or drug and alcohol treatment service.

organization leaves. To date, the charity has

dren treated in developed nations using con-

performed more than 100,000 free surgeries

ventional ventilators. Amazingly, his device

for people who live in places where safe and

has also cut the hospital’s spending on pneu-

quality health care is almost nonexistent.

monia treatment by nearly 90 percent.

ty.” Criteria for the score included workforce protections, inclusive benefits, supporting an inclusive culture and corporate social responsibility, and responsible citizenship.

Phongsavan told ABC it’s important to refrain from judgment. "When we listen to our patients, they actually become quite engaged," she said to ABC.

You can view and download the full re-

In 2019 the City of Melbourne committed

port and see how major corporations ranked

to investing an additional $200,000 AUD in

by visiting hrc.org.

the Street Doctor program.

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HOW TO SUPPORT PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS GO OD

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Donate to Love Beyond Walls' campaign called Love Sinks In. They're working to bring portable handwashing stations to the most high-traffic unhoused areas across the U.S. Visit lovebeyondwalls.org/lovesinksin.

Donate to organizations doing good for people experiencing homelessness in your own community. No matter where you live, there are likely plenty of opportunities to make a difference for your neighbors without homes.

Lastly, call up (or email) the organizations creating solutions for homelessness in your community and ask how you can volunteer. There are plenty of ways to get involved while still maintaining social distancing.

GO OD N E WS I N COV I D

This Doctor Cared For A Baby For A Portugal Grants Citizenship Rights Thousands Of Retired Doctors And Month After Parents Tested Positive To Migrants And Asylum Seekers So Nurses Returned To Medicine To A doctor in India cared for a six-month-old They Can Access Health Care Amid Assist COVID-19 Efforts Coronavirus Outbreak Back in March, Irish health minister Simon baby after both his parents tested positive for COVID-19 and fear of infection kept oth-

Migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees in

Harris launched a recruitment drive to tack-

ers from taking on the responsibility. After

Portugal with pending cases have been grant-

le the coronavirus outbreak. “Your country

one month, Dr. Mary Anitha handed over

ed temporary citizenship rights in the wake of

needs you,” he said in the drive.

Elvin to his parents, who completed their

the coronavirus pandemic. The Portuguese

All around the world, overrun health ser-

home quarantine after being discharged

government made the decision in March

vices are helping retirees reactivate licenses

from the hospital.

as the world began to grapple with the im-

and fast tracking student doctors and nurses.

Elvin’s parents are nurses at a health care

pact of the virus, and unlike other countries,

“I wanted to come back and help out my

facility in the Indian city Gurgaon. In June,

such as the U.S., where undocumented tax-

colleagues who I had worked with for so long

After nearly a month on the job, employees

his father tested positive for Covid-19, and

payers were excluded from the $2.2 trillion

before, to help the cause,” respiratory spe-

at a Pennsylvania manufacturing plant

the mother returned home with Elvin. But

stimulus package, Portugal is extendeding

cialist David Quigley said to Reuters after

went home following a marathon effort

the mother had contracted the virus, too.

citizenship rights to those with pending ap-

he returned home to Ireland from Australia

to create personal protective equipment

District child welfare committee looked for

plications so they can access health care and

to answer Harris’ call to help slow the coro-

for health care workers at the onset of the

people to take care of Elvin, but fear of infec-

other public services.

navirus spread. “As soon as it’s safe, I’m defi-

global pandemic. More than 40 employees

tion scared many away, including Elvin’s own

volunteered to spend 28 days at the plant to

extended family.

More Than 40 Employees Lived At Their Plant For 28 Days Making Material To Protect Health Care Workers

"The idea behind this step was that foreign citizens should not be precluded to

nitely, definitely eager to get back working on the frontline.”

make polypropylene, a raw material needed

But Dr. Anitha, a clinical psychologist who

access health and public service because

In Britain, 20,000 health professionals

to make N95 masks, medical gowns, and

runs an organization for disabled children,

of the fact that their application has not yet

who had either retired or left the industry

other protective gear, according to CNN.

offered to care for the baby.

been processed by the immigration office,"

returned following the passing of emergency

The crews worked 12-hour shifts and got

“I discussed the issue with my family only

Rahul Batra, a managing partner at the

legislation. The government issued a rallying

occasional drive-by visits from loved ones,

after expressing my willingness to take care of

London-based immigration law firm Hudson

cry for tens of thousands of retired doctors

who waved signs and honked their horns

the baby,” Dr. Anitha told The Indian Express.

McKenzie, said to Newsweek.

and nurses, telling them: “Your [National

in support, CNN reported. The company

Dr. Anitha, who has three children of her

Granting citizenship status is "only a tem-

gave them increased wages and provided

own, lived with the child in an empty unit in

porary measure" meant to prioritize public

beds, kitchens, groceries, internet access,

her apartment complex, where her children

health, Batra said.

and iPads.

would deliver food by leaving it at her door.

"There's a public health imperative to have

join NHS. Secretary of State for Health and

"We're truly honored to be able to give

The doctor regularly made video calls to

all of society — every single individual who

Social Care Matt Hancock said in a tweet it

back and support people we will never

Elvin’s parents, who told The Indian Express

is in the territory — engage with government

was “brilliant support in our national effort”

meet in some way," operations shift

the doctor was a “godsend.”

and, of course, rigorous immigration en-

to tackle the virus.

Health Service] Needs You.” In just 48 hours in March, nearly 5,000 retired doctors and nurses signed up to re-

supervisor Joe Boyce told CNN. "All the

“Nobody would come forward to take care

forcement completely undermines that goal,”

“But we need many more,” Hancock said in

first responders, all the people on the front

of a baby of a COVID-19 patient,” the mother

Natalia Banulescu-Bogdan, the associate di-

a video accompanying the tweet. “It’s easy to

lines, we thank you. That's what makes our

said. “I respect her as well as her family who

rector of the Migration Policy Institute's In-

do, and we will make sure that your service is

job easy to do."

supported her decision.’’

ternational Program, said to Newsweek.

put to best effect.”

HOW TO SUPPORT HEALTH HEROES GO OD

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Listen to the overwhelming consensus from health care professionals.. During COVID-19, follow their advice to practie social distancing, and when you can't, wear a mask to keep others around you safe.

Express your gratitide by calling the Health Hero Hotline at 877-226-HERO (877-226-4376). You'll have the opportunity to leave a message of encouragement, which will be passed along to health heroes doing good.

All across the country, communities are stepping up to support frontline workers in creative and meaningful ways. Find a few to support on GoFundMe at gofundme.com/c/act/covid19/frontline-responders.

GO OD N E WS I N COV I D

These Coronavirus Helpers Might Surprise You CHIEFS LINEMAN LAURENT DUVERNAY-TARDIF A Canadian football player opted out of the upcoming NFL season to continue fighting on the COVID-19 frontlines. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, starting right guard for the Kansas City Chiefs, was the first NFL player to opt out of the upcoming season. Duvernay-Tardif has a medical degree from McGill

France’s Oldest Doctor Is Still Serving Patients Amid The Coronavirus Outbreak

University and has been working to fulfil his requirements to become a doctor in the offseason.

A 99-year-old doctor in France is displaying extraordinary

He worked the COVID-19 frontlines all summer and an-

commitment to the health of his country’s citizens. Dr.

nounced on social media that he took the Opt Out Option pro-

Christian Chenay is the oldest doctor in France and has been

vided to NFL players.

practicing medicine for more than 70 years, according to Al

“I must follow my convictions and do what I believe is right

Jazeera, who he told that his mission is to help people in the

for me personally,” Duvernay-Tardif tweeted. “Being on the

“forgotten” suburbs of Paris.

frontline during this offseason has given me a different per-

Al Jazeera reports that France is seeing a shortage of doc-

Many people are finding ways to contribute to

spective on this pandemic and the stress it puts on individuals

tors, and it’s for this reason that Chenay remains in practice.

COVID-19 assistance with their unique skill sets and

and our healthcare system.”

The Paris suburb of Chevilly-Larue, for example, has only

capabilities. Of course there are doctors, nurses, and

He’s now fighting the coronavirus outbreak at a long term

three doctors for its population of 19,000 people.

other health care professionals at the frontlines of

care facility in Quebec, the same city where he earned his doc-

“I was retired, but I resumed my activity four years ago be-

the pandemic response, but we set out to find some

torate degree.

cause my city had become a so-called medical desert, and I

unexpected helpers, too. As Mister Rogers’ mother told

wanted to help,” Chenay told the National Catholic Register.

him, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people

MISS ENGLAND BHASHA MUKHERJEE

who are helping.” Below you’ll find some helpers who

Bhasha Mukherjee is trading her crown for a stethoscope

might surprise you.

— at least temporarily. Mukherjee, who was crowned Miss

Chenay, who started his medical career as a psychiatrist in 1951, continued to work at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic out of a sense of duty, despite the serious risks for someone of his age and despite his wife’s concern.

IRISH PRIME MINISTER LEO VARADKAR

England in 2019, has returned to the United Kingdom from charity work overseas to continue her career as a doctor

“It is the force of habit that keeps me going, even because

Before his career in politics, Irish Prime Minister Leo

there are many local families that I have known for so many

Varadkar was a doctor. Now he’s re-registered so he can

As coronavirus cases spiked back home in the UK,

years and that still count on me,” Chenay said to the Register.

assist one day a week during the COVID-19 pandem-

Mukherjee received messages from former colleagues at

ic. After a seven-year hiatus from medicine, he’s back in

the hospital where she worked in eastern England, telling

the form of telemedicine assessments so other doctors

her how hard the situation was for them. She contacted

can work at the frontlines. (People in Ireland who be-

hospital management and told them she wanted to

lieve they've been infected with the virus are instruct-

return to work.

Chenay has even worked longer than his son, who’s also a doctor but retired at the age of 67. “Your example is an inspiration,” President Emmanuel Macron told Chenay during a visit to the Elysée Palace in May. “My old age doesn’t prevent me from working, … so I keep going, hoping for better days to come for all of us,” Chenay said.

ed to first get an assessment over the phone before heading to the ER.)

amid the coronavirus pandemic.

"There's no better time for me to be Miss England and helping England at a time of need," she told CNN.

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Use social media to set a good example, creating a culture of care. Wear a mask and show it off. Continue social distancing and share why it matters. Make donations, support local businesses, and invite others to join.

COVID-19 threatens the lives of people around the world and presents even greater risks in countries with fragile health systems. Donate to Doctors Without Borders to support their work. Visit doctorswithoutborders.org.

Support others' mental health during the pandemic by becoming a virtual volunteer. Sign up to get trained to be a volunteer with Crisis Text Line, The Trevor Project, or a local Suicide Prevention Lifeline center.

T H E F I G H T AGA I N ST H I V / A I DS

Advocacy And Fundraising Lead To Declining HIV/AIDS Deaths Worldwide How Does HIV/AIDS Affect My Community?

Why Should I Be Hopeful?

While about half of cases are in eastern and southern Afri-

There is no cure or vaccine, but thanks to medical advanc-

ca, the impact of HIV/AIDS is far-reaching and global. Not

es, treatment can slow the course of the disease and may

only does HIV/AIDS have major health consequences, but

lead to a near-normal life expectancy. Early detection and

HIV/AIDS is a pandemic that as of 2018 affects

it’s also closely associated with discrimination, including vi-

treatment with strict adherence to medication can allow an

nearly 40 million people worldwide, leading

olence against HIV-infected individuals. This stigma-related

HIV-positive person to live a long and healthy life. Thanks

to hundreds of thousands of deaths. Human

violence or the fear of violence prevents many people from

to the good advocacy work of organizations such as (RED),

immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired

seeking HIV testing, returning for their results, or securing

which supports programs on the ground that help millions

immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) interfere

treatment, possibly turning what could be a manageable

of people impacted by HIV/AIDS by partnering with globally

with the body’s immune system, increasing

chronic illness into a death sentence and perpetuating the

known brands to raise funds, now people around the world

the risk of developing common infections.

spread of HIV.

have access to life-saving medication. AIDS-related deaths

Between the early 1980s — the time that AIDS

These stigmas play out largely in tandem with other stig-

have declined by 60 percent since their peak in 2003, and the

was identified — and 2018, the disease caused

mas — particularly related to homosexuality, promiscuity,

number of babies born each day with HIV has declined by

an estimated 32 million deaths worldwide.

prostitution, and intravenous drug use. In developed nations

more than two-thirds since 2000.

All the more tragic is that without access to

— including the United States — HIV/AIDS is closely asso-

Medication is just a small portion of the whole pic-

medication, mothers can pass on HIV to their

ciated with homosexuality, leading to higher instances of

ture, though. To eradicate HIV/AIDS worldwide, a mul-

babies, creating a vicious cycle that has the

homophobia. And it wasn’t until 2003 that people living with

ti-pronged approach is necessary, including prevention,

potential to span generations.

AIDS in China could legally marry. These stigmas perpetu-

testing, and education. With strong support and the fight

ate the myth that transmission usually occurs during sexual

against discrimination, people at risk of contracting HIV

encounters between two men, when in fact, the dominant

can get the help they need to lower the risk of transmission.

mode of spread worldwide for HIV remains heterosexual

The best news is that the scientific community has been

transmission, according to a study published in 2012 from

working for decades to find a cure, and the HIV cure land-

researchers with Emory University and the Centers for Dis-

scape has seen a number of vaccine trials achieving varying

ease Control and Prevention.

degrees of success.

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HIV, demonstrating drastic health dis-

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parities within the LGBTQ compared to the general population. “Being there for an organization that supports the community that I'm a part of

emotional, physical, and financial burden

One of their volunteers, Luke Marshall,

HIV/AIDS helps me to feel good about being

on people living with or affected by the

first learned of the organization through his

on the job,” Marshall said. “All of my volun-

virus. Some people with HIV lose their

parents and started volunteering in 2017.

teer experiences with CAP have been really

jobs, housing, friends and family, and all

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means of support. But despite these chal-

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at CAP, and I'm excited to continue helping.”

lenges and a long-standing stigma associ-

knew about [CAP] … and knew that for me,

His biggest advice for people who want to

ated with HIV, passionate advocates and

with being gay in the community, that the

get into a regular routine of volunteering?

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Cascade AIDS Project is a really great way

Figure out what you like to do and what your

lessly to support affected members of the

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G O O D I N N O VAT I O N

These Medical Advancements From The Last Century Will Wow You 1943: DIALYSIS

1971: CT SCANNER

Dr. Willem Johan Kolff is credited with

Dr.

the first working dialyzer, which removes

with developing the first commercial

excess water, solutes, and toxins from

CT scanner.

the blood in people whose kidneys can no

Godfrey

Hounsfield

credited

1978: FIRST “TEST TUBE” BABY

Innovations in medicine have grown

discoveries or the rare genius of an

exponentially since the dawn of the

individual but rather the collective

20th century. It’s easy to see that

dedication of scientists, researchers,

1947: CARDIAC DEFIBRILLATION

health care looks drastically different

doctors, and other professionals across

Dr. Claude Beck was the first to use cardiac

fertilization (IVF) accounted for more than

than it did just a few generations

years and even decades, building upon

defibrillation on a human. He first used the

1.5 percent of all babies born in the United

ago — and it’s for the betterment and

discoveries past. We rounded up some

technique to deliver a shock successfully

States (more than 63,000 births).

wellbeing of our communities. These

of the top medical advancements from

on a 14-year-old boy who was being

advancements rely not just on chance

the last century. Here’s what’s good:

operated on for a congenital chest defect.

1924: THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM

longer perform these functions naturally.

This year the world’s first in vitro baby was born in the United Kingdom. In 2013, in vitro

1953: COCHLEAR PROSTHESIS

1982: FIRST SUCCESSFUL IMPLANTATION OF AN ARTIFICIAL HEART Dr. William DeVries implanted the Jarvik

The first cochlear prosthesis, which

7, named after the device’s inventor, Dr.

Hans Berger recorded the first human

stimulated the cochlear nerve to facilitate

Robert Jarvik, giving patient Barney Clark

electroencephalogram (EEG), charting

hearing, came out this year. Innovator

the first permanent artificial heart. Today,

electrical activity of his son’s brain.

André

artificial implants are used as a bridge until

Djourno

performed

the

first

cochlear implantation in 1957.

a heart is secured for transplant.

Although it’s now virtually obsolete, the

1954: ORGAN TRANSPLANTS

1993: FIRST BIONIC LIMB

original iron lung varied the air pressure in

The first successful kidney transplant

A patient with muscular cancer received

the enclosed space to stimulate breathing

was carried out by Dr. Joseph Murray and

the first bionic limb. The patient wore a

and was especially useful in treating

Dr. David Hume in Boston this year.

cap that contained micro-sensors, which

1928: THE IRON LUNG

polio patients.

1958: FETAL ULTRASOUND

1928: DISCOVERY OF PENICILLIN

Although the Doppler ultrasound had been

detected brain impulses sent to his missing limb and used them to control the arm.

Scottish bacteriologist Sir Alexander

used in a variety of applications prior, in

2013: 3D-PRINTED BODY PARTS

Fleming discovered penicillin, a group

1958, Dr. Edward Hon first used it to detect

3D printing technology enables researchers

of antibiotics and one of the first

a fetal heartbeat.

to print body parts, not just with synthetic

medications

effective

against

many

materials, but using bioprinting — growing

bacterial infections. Antibiotics turned

1963: THE INSULIN PUMP

once-feared bacterial infections into

Dr. Arnold Kadish invented insulin pumps,

ample, print skin to encourage faster burn

curable conditions.

which eliminate the need for multiple

or wound healing.

1936: THE PACEMAKER

insulin injections each day and make

cells from a patient’s stem cells to, for ex-

controlling blood glucose levels more

2015: RESTORING SIGHT TO THE BLIND

Dr. Albert Hyman devised a spring-

possible. A decade later in 1973, Dean

Terry Byland became the first person in

wound, hand-cranked electro-mechanical

Kamen (also inventor of the Segway)

the world to have two retinal prostheses —

instrument to apply electrical impulses to

invented the first wearable infusion pump

one in each eye — and was able to regain

stimulate the heart.

for diabetics.

some sight.

EVEN MORE GOOD NEWS

You Can Call In To This Hotline And Leave A Message Of Gratitude For Health Care Workers

Virtual Health Care Fills Coverage Gaps In Rural America Imagine this: In a hospital in eastern

controls to move high-resolution cameras

Montana, the presiding emergency

within emergency rooms, where nurses

physician might never step foot inside the

and other health care professionals work

emergency room during a shift. Instead,

directly with patients under the guidance

he sits at a desk more than 700 miles away

of these remote physicians.

A company called The Experience Lab wants

are long, some are enthusiastic, and others

All of the Avera doctors have trained for

to transform every aspect of health care from

emotional. They’re from people of all ages

Hospitals and physicians are becoming

years inside standard ERs, so they’re well-

the inside out to meaningful and memorable

and places on the map, but all callers unite

few and far between in rural America,

acquainted with the emergencies they see

experiences for and with team members,

under the same message of gratitude. We

but a technology company is working

on-screen. And because they are available

providers, and patients. They work with

hear these words over and over again from

to fill that void. Avera eCare operates a

at the push of a button, doctors at the

executives and other health care leaders to

callers: “Thank you.”

telemedicine center out of a suburban

virtual hospital begin treating a patient an

transform workplace culture, streamline

“Thank you to everyone who’s caring

industrial park in South Dakota, providing

average of 21 minutes faster than doctors

operations, and inspire employees. One of

for patients with COVID-19 and for all

remote emergency care for nearly 200

on call. Remote care also allows hospitals

their recent projects came from a need to

you’re doing to keep the rest of us healthy,”

hospitals across 30 states.

to treat more patients on site rather than

lift up health care workers as they tackle the

one caller said. “It’s a really important

having to transfer them to bigger facilities,

COVID-19 pandemic.

time for you to shine, and we appreciate

and connects via video call.

The number of doctors and hospitals in rural America has declined by up to 15

resulting in increased billing charges.

It’s called the Health Hero Hotline: Users

all you’re doing.”

percent in the last decade, according to

In medical emergencies, every second

can call in and leave messages of gratitude

“I’m able to lay in my bed at home [safely]

the Washington Post. Some standalone

counts. Services like Avera, which has

and encouragement for health care workers,

because of the work you’re doing,” another

emergency rooms are fighting off

been around since 1993, are essential

and workers can go to their website to listen

caller said. “I know it’s hard, and I know it’s

bankruptcy, while others can’t find doctors

to fill gaps in health care, especially in

to these messages.

a thankless job. … You are so appreciated,

to hire or can’t afford one. That’s where

places where hospitals struggle with

“This is the place to celebrate every health

and if this message is the only thing I can do

telemedicine comes in.

access to a network of specialists. With

care hero doing the hard and heart work

to show you guys how important you are, …

Avera’s

this creative solution, Avera has helped

of caring for humanity at this challenging

then I’ll leave a thousand messages.”

physicians work out of high-tech cubicles.

treat more than 1.5 million patients at

time,” the company writes on their website.

They wear scrubs but never directly see or

more than 400 sites through their on-

touch patients. Instead, they use remote

demand, 24/7 care.

Instead

exam

rooms,

Anyone can call in anonymously and leave a message. Some messages are short, some

Want to share your own personal message of encouragement? Call the Health Hero Hotline at 877-226-HERO.

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Learn more about the medical schools working hard to attract a new generation of doctors to rural areas struggling with health care shortages. Read the AP article titled "To boost workforce, medical schools try to sell rural life."

1 in 5 older Americans live in rural areas, and many people in rural areas rely on USPS to deliver their prescriptions. You can help ensure medicine can always make it the last mile by texting USPS to 50409.

Get involved in advocating for rural health with the National Rural Health Association by contacting your elected representatives about problems and solutions. Visit ruralhealthweb.org/advocate .

H I G H L I G H T I N G H O M E TO W N H E R O E S

MEET THESE HOMETOWN HEALTH HEROES WHAT DO YOU WISH PEOPLE KNEW ABOUT HEALTH CARE WORKERS?

WHAT'S THE BEST PART ABOUT WORKING IN HEALTH CARE?

We don't always have the answer and are learning through this pandemic, too. —ADRIA, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT IN NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Stepping into somebody’s story and walking with them through the hardest part. —STEPHANIE, PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN DENVER, COLORADO

We are working with you, not against you. —ALLIE, PHARMACY ASSISTANT IN SCOTLAND

I truly feel honored that as a nurse, I am trusted to take care of people and their families in the most vulnerable and crucial times of their lives. —CARLY, REGISTERED NURSE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

All around the world, health care workers work tirelessly united under a common goal: caring for people in their communities. These workers — researchers, doctors, nurses, administrators, humanitarians, custodians, scientists, and more — are our heroes. They’ve all played a major part in the 11 million (and counting) COVID-19 recoveries recorded at the time of this newspaper printing. We asked health care workers from the Good Good Good community about the work they do. Here’s what they had to say:

HOW ARE YOU PRACTICING SELF-CARE DURING COVID-19? Meditating daily, working out daily, and getting takeout for a treat. —TIFFANY, SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST IN GRESHAM, OREGON Meditation, exercise, reading, Zoom socializing, and counting my blessings. —BRIAN, REGISTERED NURSE IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Sleeping and trying to fill my cup with family and exercise on my days off. —SHELBY, NURSE IN NOVA SCOTIA Journaling, yoga, talking it out with loved ones. —NATALIE, MEDICAL ASSISTANT IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

A lot of times, we don’t eat, use the bathroom, or even drink water because we are doing everything we can possibly manage in 12 hours for our patients. It’s very demanding and very thankless, but we show up because we care. —MACKENZIE, PEDIATRIC REGISTERED NURSE IN HOUSTON, TEXAS

Helping that patient who feels that no one has truly heard them until now. —EVE, INPATIENT CLINICAL PHARMACIST IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

We are human beings and deserve respect. —MICHELLE, PHARMACY TECHNICIAN IN COLLINGDALE, PENNSYLVANIA

WHAT MAKES YOU HOPEFUL IN THE WORLD OF HEALTH CARE RIGHT NOW?

We can only help and care for you within the resources that are provided to us. —ALEXANNE, REGISTERED NURSE IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

The grip of insurance companies is loosened by the pressures of COVID. Perhaps some of the changes will last even afterward. —ABBY, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Doctors and nurses aren't the only heroes! Respiratory therapists, patient care techs, radiology staff, physical therapists, and the list goes on. Their contribution to the health care team is immeasurable, but they never get the public appreciation they deserve. —HANNAH, ER NURSE IN HOUSTON, TEXAS There are so many medical professionals supporting the doctors and nurses to make healthcare happen. —ANGELA, CLINICAL LAB SCIENTIST IN BURBANK, CALIFORNIA

We are always making strides toward more knowledge and more efficient care. —TAYLOR, REGISTERED NURSE IN FORT COLLINS, COLORADO Seeing how hard everyone is working — going to work everyday despite being scared for themselves and their own families. —JACK, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON My co-workers’ dedication. —ASH, PHYSICIAN ANESTHESIOLOGIST IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

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TIGGES • JACI CLARK • JACK LIVINGSTON • JACKIE CURRIE • JACKSON WARD • JACLYN SKAFAS • JACOB EASTHAM • JACOB SHERMAN • JACOB SINGLETON • JACQUELINE STEENHUIS • JACQUELINE TOMKO • JADE WIEDERHOLT • JAIME RICE • JAIME SCHMIDT • JAIMI BROOKS • JAIRAN WARE • JAKE AND HAILEY SIEBE • JAKE DUDLEY • JAKE INGLE • JAKE THOMAS • JAKE WHITEHEAD • JAMES BERG • JAMES FRANKLIN HECK III • JAMES JOHNSON • JAMES MALANEY • JAMES OCENASEK • JAMIE CONNORS • JAMIE MILBRANDT • JAMIE RADOS • JAMIE SHIER • JAN SEBASTIAN • JANA CUDNEY • JANA SMITH • JANA VANTREASE • JANE ACKERMAN • JANE MCCAULEY • JANE PENCE • JANE VICKERS • JANE VU • JANELL KOLINS • JANET GLOVER • JANET HUBERT • JANET KNIGHT • JANET LASTER • JANET RESLINK • JANET WOOD • JANETTE BATTE • JANEY HUGHLETT • JANICE AMES • JANICE CONNELL • JANICE PROVAZEK • JANICE WAIT • JASMINE AMABILE • JASMINE HOISINGTON • JASMINE PATTERSON • JASON PEDWELL • JASON SOWELL • JASON VAUGHAN • JASON Y. 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FLAY • K. LEE GRAHAM • KAARIN HOWARD • KACEY MOTE • KACIE WALKER • KAELIN PRIGER • KAILENE GINI • KAILEY THOMPSON • KAILYN BENNETT • KAIT KOHL • KAITLIN DREW • KAITLIN EARNEST • KAITLYN AGNEW • KAITLYN CARSON • KAL CACERES • KALEB SCHNEIDER • KALLAN SORENSEN • KAMRIN BAKER • KANDACE KAMBERG • KARA BRYANT • KARA LEE • KARA PAULEY • KAREN BAGLIERI • KAREN BRIDBORD • KAREN CHAMBLESS • KAREN HANSEN-MORGAN • KAREN HINH • KAREN KALTENHEUSER • KAREN KINDELL • KAREN KRECK • KAREN LAGOSH • KAREN LU • KAREN MALAVE • KAREN SIRES • KAREN THORNE • KAREN WILSON • KAREN YOUNG • KARI RIVARA • KARIN ELGAI • KARINA ARAGON-BUCHANAN • KARISSA KARINS • KARLA SINGER • KARYN EBERLE • KARYN EBERLE • KAS GILBERT • KASEY CHAPLA • KASSIDY GARY • KATE GRESS • KATE GRIMES • KATE HARALSON • KATE JENCARELLI • KATE KLIKA • KATE KUCHLER • KATE MAEGLEY • KATE MCMILLAN • KATE NELSON • KATE PORIGOW • KATE SELLEY • KATE SYPEK • KATE WISE • KATELYN WATKINS • KATELYNN MITRANO • KATHARINE BYERLEY • KATHERINE HOWELL • KATHERINE MCCLURE • KATHERINE MINNICK • KATHLEEN ADANS • KATHLEEN COTE • KATHLEEN FERNANDEZ • KATHLEEN FLOYD • KATHLEEN GEPP • KATHLEEN GUNDERMAN • KATHLEEN NIELSEN • KATHLEEN QUAIN • KATHRYN HARRIGAN • KATHRYN PEPERA • KATHRYN SCHOON-TANIS • KATHRYN TAYLOR • KATHY AMETTI • KATHY EADS • KATHY FRIEDMAN • KATHY HUBANS • KATIE BOLLINGER • KATIE BOWEN • KATIE BRAMLAGE • KATIE CHANEY • KATIE CHURCHILL • KATIE DENNIS • KATIE GWIN • KATIE HARTMAN • KATIE HAUER • KATIE JARDIEU • KATIE JARDIEU • KATIE KNIGHT • KATIE KUTCHIN • KATIE MACC • KATIE MCCARTHY • KATIE PRICE • KATIE SLADE • KATIE STEVENSON • KATIE THEM • KATIE WILSON • KATIE WOODWARD • KATIE YATES • KATLYN DOUGHERTY • KATRINA CLEBURN • KATRINA GOUDEY • KATRINA HENNESSY • KATRINA LUI • KATY GOLIK • KATY PARTAN • KATY REYNA • KAY COUGHLIN • KAY GAUDIN • KAY HARRIS • KAYLA ARGEROPOULOS • KAYLA BALENTINE • KAYLA REGER • KAYLA SMITH • KAYLA THOMPSON • KAYLA YOUNGLOVE • KAYLEE BUTZ • KAYLN PIERSON • KEELEE JOHNS • KEELEY SPECK • KELCY SCHMIDT • KELLE ORTIZ • 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