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Physician, former White House health security official and author of SAFER (out Oct 13). Pre-order at rajpanjabi.com. Views mine.
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The Future of Health Starts Before Disease Does

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By Raj Panjabi, Armen Mkrtchyan
| flagshippioneering.com
That principle is at the center of a new collaboration between Flagship Labs 113 and Virta Health, the leader in reversing metabolic disease. FL113, a Flagship Pioneering-founded company in stealth, has developed a platform that can identify hidden and undiagnosed disease from existing health data.
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The On-Sale Calendar: October 2026

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By Raj Panjabi, Blake J. Harris
| Publishers Weekly Verified
October 6 25 Dates of Christmas by Kathryn Freeman (Avon, $24.00 paper; ISBN 9780063577732). 100,000 copies. Adult Children of Emotionally Abusive Families: Overcoming the Pain, Dysfunction, and Trauma of Growing up in a Toxic Family by Beverly Engel (St. Martin's Essentials, $28.00; ISBN 9781250461162). Agate Head / Stone Soup by Patricia Lockwood (Penguin Books, $25.00; ISBN 9780143139485). 50,000 copies. Back for Seconds byBetty Corrello (Cosmo Reads, $18.99 paper; ISBN 9781464291623).
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How have the most successful countries balanced paying CHWs with sustainability concerns? Should all countries pay CHWs?

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By Raj Panjabi
| Exemplars in Global Health
All of the countries with Exemplar CHW programs—Bangladesh, Brazil, Ethiopia and Liberia—have established programs in which CHWs are paid and/or incentivized. The WHO strongly recommends that practicing CHWs be remunerated with a financial package commensurate with the demands of the job and their training. Research indicates that investing in community health as a key component of the primary health care system can be a very cost-effective strategy for achieving health goals.
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