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Patrick Adams

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  • Multimedia Journalist and Photographer, Freelance
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As seen in: MSN, The New York Times, World Health Organization (WHO), Bloomberg Businessweek, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal, Goats & Soda, National Geographic, Newsweek, NPR and
Journalist reporting on public health for @Nytimes @NPR @TheAtlantic. @EmoryRollins MPH. @DukeU '01. ATLien. he/him.
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Finding a Fungus Before It Kills

Finding a Fungus Before It Kills

Newsweek —
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Nepal's Renegade Strategy to Save Mothers

Nepal's Renegade Strategy to Save Mothers

Foreign Policy Magazine —
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A Photographer in Katmandu Assesses the Earthquake's Damage

A Photographer in Katmandu Assesses the Earthquake's Damage

New York Times —
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In One Simple Tool, Hope for H.I.V. Prevention

In One Simple Tool, Hope for H.I.V. Prevention

New York Times —
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Reply All: The 2.16.14 Issue

Reply All: The 2.16.14 Issue

New York Times Magazine —
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Fleeing Yezidi Iraqis Seek Safety in Turkey

Fleeing Yezidi Iraqis Seek Safety in Turkey

irinnews.org —
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In Bangladesh, Funds Dry Up for Arsenic Mitigation Research

In Bangladesh, Funds Dry Up for Arsenic Mitigation Research

thelancet.com — Efforts to tackle what WHO describes as “the largest case of mass poisoning of a population in history” are being hampered by a dearth of funding for research.
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The Breast Cancer Conundrum

The Breast Cancer Conundrum

www.who.int — For decades, rates of breast cancer have been going up faster in rich countries than in poor ones. Scientists are beginning to understand more about its causes but questions remain.
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Towards increased services for Syrian survivors of sexual violence

Towards increased services for Syrian survivors of sexual violence

irinnews.org —
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Abaarso Tech, run like a business, brings top-notch education to Somalia

Abaarso Tech, run like a business, brings top-notch education to Somalia

Christian Science Monitor —
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Rebranding 'Hotel Rwanda' into tourist destination

Rebranding 'Hotel Rwanda' into tourist destination

Christian Science Monitor — Ever since genocide swept Rwanda in 1994 - killing at least 800,000 in just 100 days - global brands have stayed away. That is, until now.
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In Lebanon, Mental Health is on the Mend

In Lebanon, Mental Health is on the Mend

thelancet.com — After decades of turmoil, thousands of Palestinian and Iraqi refugees in Lebanon are beginning to get access to the long-term mental health care they need.
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Jonathan Starr's Somali Good Deed

Jonathan Starr's Somali Good Deed

Bloomberg Businessweek —
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Readers Capture Istanbul's Shifting Identity

Readers Capture Istanbul's Shifting Identity

New York Times — Readers of The New York Times responded to a request to send in photographs that spoke to the kinds of change that sparked protests around Turkey.
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Images from Nepal Show a People That Are Hurting

Images from Nepal Show a People That Are Hurting

Public Radio International —
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Nepal After the Quake: Panic, Pain and Chaos

Nepal After the Quake: Panic, Pain and Chaos

Newsweek — Photo credit
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Sightjogging: A Way to See Rome in a Day

Sightjogging: A Way to See Rome in a Day

Wall Street Journal — Photo credit
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Iraq refugees 'terrified to be sent back'

Iraq refugees 'terrified to be sent back'

Al Jazeera — Photo credit
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For Women, by Women: An Istanbul Sex Shop

For Women, by Women: An Istanbul Sex Shop

roadsandkingdoms.com — Photo credit
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The Other Abortion Pill

The Other Abortion Pill

The Atlantic — In the U.S., medication abortion usually consists of two drugs. One of them has always mattered more. In the months since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade , demand for medication abortion has soared.
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