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What Hollywood Taught (Or Didn’t Teach) Us About Disease This Year

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Those in Hollywood are in a unique position to do tremendous good given their substantial platform. Unfortunately, with that megaphone comes immense responsibility.
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Dear Hollywood, Jack Black Shows How Health Outreach Is More Than Environmental PSAs

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Dear Hollywood:
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