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Collection of images in an anti-tobacco ad for the city of Rio in Brazil with text in Portuguese: "O perigo pode estar no quarto ao lado. Um em cada quatro jovens de 18 a 24 anos experiementa cigarro eletronico no Brasil" with images including black and white converse shoes, a red iphone, a video game control set, and vapes and e-cigarettes with white chalk circles."
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Para Desafiar o Discurso de Vendas da Indústria do Tabaco, Converse com os Moradores da Sua Cidade

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Collection of images in an anti-tobacco ad for the city of Rio in Brazil with text in Portuguese: "O perigo pode estar no quarto ao lado. Um em cada quatro jovens de 18 a 24 anos experiementa cigarro eletronico no Brasil" with images including black and white converse shoes, a red iphone, a video game control set, and vapes and e-cigarettes with white chalk circles."
Opinion

To Challenge Big Tobacco’s Sales Pitch, Talk to Your City's Residents

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Yanomami Indigenous people rest in traditional blue and white hammocks used in lieu of hospital beds.
Opinion

Bridging the Surgical Gap for Rural Indigenous Communities

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A Red Cross worker in Narok, Kenya, where an anthrax outbreak in 2019 was swiftly contained.
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Learning from the “Near Misses”

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A poster in Hanoi, Vietnam reminds people to take protective measures against COVID-19, April 1, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Image: Linh Pham/Getty
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COVID-19 Isn't Political; Its Response Shouldn't Be Politicized

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Cookies with labels stating their high content in sugar, calories and saturated fat in Santiago, Chile, on June 20, 2016. Image: Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty
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Food Labels Work, So Why Aren’t More Governments Using Them?

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Although Brazilians have the right to education, as illustrated by this artwork on a São Paulo building, it is still out of reach for many—including, too often, people with autism.
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Treatment Pending: Legally Obligated to Treat Autism, Brazil Lacks Resources

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Neighborhood on the outskirts of Recife, Pernambuco
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Beyond Mosquitoes: Sexual and Reproductive Health in Zika's Wake

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