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Optimizing Health Care Logistics in Africa
Emma Gibson seeks to improve patient care by helping facilities use their limited resources more effectively
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Putting a Twist on the Pre-Med Experience
Some might find studies in management and German to be an odd fit for an aspiring physician. Valeria Robayo would disagree.
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Does 'Food as Medicine' Make a Big Dent in Diabetes?
Study of rigorous trial, co-authored by Erwin H. Schell Professor Joseph Doyle, shows mixed results and suggests need to keep examining how nutrition can combat a pervasive disease.
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Can global regulators save the ESG movement from itself?
"ESG ratings do not, currently, play as important a role as they could in guiding companies toward improvement."
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Boom in ESG ratings leaves trail of confusion
The lack of standardization on ESG scoring "makes it difficult to evaluate the ESG performance of companies, funds and portfolios."
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Aggregate ESG confusion
A new paper highlights just how tricky it is to come up with an objective, rigorous ESG investing framework.
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Market mispricing of risk will continue
A further market distortion arises from what academics Florian Berg, Julian Kölbel and Roberto Rigobon call “aggregate confusion."
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The signal and the noise
A lack of reliability, comparability and transparency in ESG measurement produces "Aggregate Confusion."
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Why do ESG ratings vary so widely – and how can investors make sense of them?
"Investors need to dive deep into the details of the different methodologies of ESG raters when the same company has different ratings."
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ESG investors have good intentions, but there's a better way to measure corporate impact and health
Differences in measurement and scope contribute to 56% and 38% of the divergencies across scores, respectively, and weights contribute 6%.