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Monique White

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  • Newsroom AI & Technology, Bloomberg LP
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Cardiovascular Epidemiology Training Program Evaluation The Jackson Heart Study

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By Brenda Jenkins, Clifton Addison, Monique White, Marinelle Payton
| Scientific Research Publishing (SCIRP)
1. Introduction The Daniel Hale Williams Scholar Program was initiated by Jackson State University (JSU), Jackson, Mississippi, in 2013 as an integral part of the operations of the first ever center attached to a national study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Jackson Heart Study (JHS) [1] [2].
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How Is Chronic Pain Managed in Rural Australia? A Qualitative Study Exploring Rural Healthcare Professional and Consumer Experiences

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By Ashley Grant, Amelia Kate Mardon, Monique White, Gill Westhorp
| Wiley Online Library Verified
What is already known on this subject ○ Guideline-based pain care is variably implemented around the world and in Australia. ○ Healthcare professionals practicing in rural, regional and remote Australian settings face additional challenges when providing pain care, including limited resource access.
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California must expand financial literacy beyond high school

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By Monique White
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
Thanks to a new law passed last month, all California high-school students will be required to take a semesterlong personal-finance course beginning with the 2031 graduating class. The curriculum is expected to include a range of topics that include credit cards, taxes, identity theft, bank accounts, interest rates and college loans. It’s just just in time — financial literacy is a longstanding educational gap in our state.
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