200 Million Is Too Many

April 25, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Because 200 Million Is Too Many: Recognizing World Malaria Day The story is all too familiar to those of us who oversee employee health around the globe: A 43-year-old engineer from Indiana travels to Nigeria for meetings. Because he is only in Africa for a short time, he never considers contracting an exotic disease. His employer doesn't mention it, either.  Continue reading... Boston Fund Raises More Than $20 MIllion, But Is It Enough? Homeless Men Raise Funds For Little Girl With Cancer Somalia Launching New Five-In-One Child Vaccines Women Honored 70 Years Later For Standing Up To Corporate Titan Donors Help Man Whose Boat Was Site Of Boston Firefight WATCH: HuffPost Kicks Off Fundraiser For Women Who Rock Our World Heroic Owner Of Watertown Boat Recounts Discovering Tsarnaev's Body These Soldiers Neared Boston Finish Line, Then Did Something Amazing Woman Rescued By NFL Player During Marathon Recalls Details Of Rescue CHRISTY TURLINGTON BURNS Returning to Haiti On this visit to Haiti, I feel optimistic about the future Haitians can achieve, and proud of the work being done to create that future. Continue reading... SHAQUILLE O'NEAL Slamming Malaria (Q&A) Malaria is a disease that is not on the top of mind of the general public, and it's important that we change this, the more people know about it, the better chance we have to make it a disease of the past. We can't let a mosquito win. Continue reading... VERNEDA WHITE Would You Post Your HIV Status Online? Why I Publicly Tested Myself for HIV Only time will tell to what extent the use of in-home HIV testing will become widely practiced, but for today if you are focused, read, prepared, and use support, in-home HIV testing is a great way to take knowing your status (literally) into your own hands. Continue reading... CLEMANTINE WAMARIYA It's Not Just History Like many American millennials, an 8th grade field trip first brought me into contact with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Unlike most of my peers, however -- then and now -- visiting the Museum was not my first up-close and personal encounter with genocide. Continue reading... HASSINA SHERJAN My Motivation Those of us who were lucky to be born in families who could take us out of Afghanistan after the Soviet occupation have a responsibility towards those who we left behind. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003