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Original:  Reported estimates of the cost burden due to increasingly high levels of overweight and obese members in the workforce vary, with best estimates suggesting 450 million more missed work days, resulting in $153 billion each year in lost productivity, according to the CDC Healthy URL The Health Capital model explains how individual investments in health can increase earnings by “ increasing the number of healthy days available to work and to earn income.
Revised:  Reported estimates of the cost burden due to increasingly high levels of overweight and obese members in the workforce vary, with best estimates suggesting 450 million more missed work days, resulting in $153 billion each year in lost productivity, according to the CDC Healthy Workforce. The Health Capital model explains how individual investments in health can increase earnings by “ increasing the number of healthy days available to work and to earn income.
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Original:  Reported estimates of the cost burden due to increasingly high levels of overweight and obese members in the workforce vary, with best estimates suggesting 450 million more missed work days, resulting in $153 billion each year in lost productivity, according to the CDC Healthy URL The Health Capital model explains how individual investments in health can increase earnings by “ increasing the number of healthy days available to work and to earn income.
Revised:  Reported estimates of the cost burden due to increasingly high levels of overweight and obese members in the workforce vary, with best estimates suggesting 450 million more missed work days, resulting in $153 billion each year in lost productivity, according to the CDC Healthy URL The health capital model explains how individual investments in health can increase earnings by “ increasing the number of healthy days available to work and to earn income.
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Original:  Reported estimates of the cost burden due to increasingly high levels of overweight and obese members in the workforce vary, with best estimates suggesting 450 million more missed work days, resulting in $153 billion each year in lost productivity, according to the CDC Healthy URL The Health Capital model explains how individual investments in health can increase earnings by “ increasing the number of healthy days available to work and to earn income.
Revised:  Reported estimates of the cost burden due to increasingly high levels of overweight and obese members in the workforce vary, with best estimates suggesting 450 million more missed work days, resulting in $153 billion each year in lost productivity, according to the CDC Healthy URL The Health Capital model explains how individual investments in health can increase earnings by " increasing the number of healthy days available to work and to earn income.
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Original:  Classically, one year of perfect health is defined as 1 QALY and a year with any degree of less than perfect health is assigned a value between 0 and 1 QALY.The Synthesis Project, Policy Brief No. 18. (September 2009). Cost savings and cost-effectiveness of clinical preventive care. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Accessed 3/18/18 from URL As an economic weighting system, the QALY can be used to inform personal decisions, to evaluate preventive interventions and to set priorities for future preventive efforts.
Revised:  Classically, one year of perfect health is defined as 1 QALY and a year with any degree of less than perfect health is assigned a value between 0 and 1 URL As an economic weighting system, the QALY can be used to inform personal decisions, to evaluate preventive interventions and to set priorities for future preventive efforts.
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Original:  Chapter 19-4100, “Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax, that was approved 2016, which establishes an excise tax of $ 0.015 per fluid ounce on distributors of beverages sweetened with both caloric and non-caloric sweeteners.City of Philadelphia. Bill No. 160176. Accessed 3/18/18 from URL Distributors are required to file a return with the department, and the department can collect taxes, among other responsibilities. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% These policies can be a source of tax credits.
Revised:  Chapter 19-4100, “Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax, that was approved 2016, which establishes an excise tax of $ 0.015 per fluid ounce on distributors of beverages sweetened with both caloric and non-caloric URL Distributors are required to file a return with the department, and the department can collect taxes, among other responsibilities. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% These policies can be a source of tax credits.
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Original: Frazier, W.C. Harris, J.L. (June 2017). Trends in television food advertising to young people: 2016 update. Accessed 3/18/18 from URL Childhood immunization policies %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Despite nationwide controversies over childhood vaccination and immunization, there are policies and programs at the federal, state, local and school levels outlining vaccination requirements.
Revised: Frazier, W.C. URL Childhood immunization policies %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Despite nationwide controversies over childhood vaccination and immunization, there are policies and programs at the federal, state, local and school levels outlining vaccination requirements.
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Original:  ” Diseases for which vaccinations form part of the standard ACIP vaccination schedule are diphtheria tetanus pertussis (whooping cough), poliomyelitis (polio), measles, mumps, rubella, haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, influenza, and pneumococcal infections.
Revised:  " Diseases for which vaccinations form part of the standard ACIP vaccination schedule are diphtheria tetanus pertussis (whooping cough), poliomyelitis (polio), measles, mumps, rubella, haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, influenza, and pneumococcal infections.
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Original:  Immunization Action Coalition. (2018). State mandates on immunization and vaccine-preventable diseases. Accessed 3/18/18 from URL These schedules can be viewed on the CDC website .Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2018). Recommended immunization schedule for children and adolescents aged 18 years or younger, United States, 2018. Accessed 3/18/18 from URL The CDC website describes a federally funded program, Vaccines for Children (VFC), which provides vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay.
Revised:  The CDC website maintains such schedules. The CDC website describes a federally funded program, Vaccines for Children (VFC), which provides vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay.
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Original:  Additionally, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Accessed 3/18/18 from URL is an expert vaccination advisory board that informs vaccination policy and guides on-going recommendations to the CDC, incorporating the most up-to-date cost-effectiveness and risk-benefit evidence in its recommendations.
Revised:  Additionally, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) is an expert vaccination advisory board that informs vaccination policy and guides on-going recommendations to the CDC, incorporating the most up-to-date cost-effectiveness and risk-benefit evidence in its recommendations.
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Original:  It was coined  in 1995 by  Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
Revised:  More generally, the term also highlights the condition where more knowledge of a subject leaves one more uncertain than before. in 1995 by Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
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Original:  It was coined  in 1995 by  Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
Revised:  It was coined Coined in 1995 by Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
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Original:  It was coined  in 1995 by  Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
Revised:  It was coined in 1995 by Stanford University professor Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
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Original:  It was coined  in 1995 by  Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
Revised:  It was coined in 1995 by Robert N. Proctor, along with linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
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Original:  It was coined  in 1995 by  Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal . interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
Revised:  It was coined in 1995 by Robert N. Proctor, a Stanford University professor, and linguist Iain Boal , interview with Robert Proctor "So I asked a linguist colleague of mine, Iain Boal, if he could coin a term that would designate the production of ignorance and the study of ignorance, and we came up with a number of different possibilities."
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Original:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia  .
Revised:  the word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia .
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Original:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia  .
Revised:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia .
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Original:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia  .
Revised:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis (, 'not knowing'; cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia .
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Original:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia  .
Revised:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek , 'unknown') See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia .
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Original:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia  .
Revised:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. and -logia .
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Original:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia  .
Revised:  The word is based on the Neoclassical Greek word , agnōsis , "not knowing" ( cf. Attic Greek ἄγνωτος "unknown" See: Wiktionary entry on ἄγνωτος. ), and , -logia () .
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Original:  David Dunning of Cornell University warns that "the internet is helping propagate ignorance,... which makes [users] prey for powerful interests wishing to deliberately spread ignorance " .  Irvin C. Schick refers to unknowledge "to distinguish it from ignorance .
Revised:  David Dunning of Cornell University warns that "the internet is helping propagate ignorance,... which makes [users] prey for powerful interests wishing to deliberately spread ignorance . Irvin C. Schick refers to unknowledge "to distinguish it from ignorance .
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Original:  David Dunning of Cornell University warns that "the internet is helping propagate ignorance,... which makes [users] prey for powerful interests wishing to deliberately spread ignorance " .  Irvin C. Schick refers to unknowledge "to distinguish it from ignorance .
Revised:  David Dunning of Cornell University warns that "the internet is helping propagate ignorance,... which makes [users] prey for powerful interests wishing to deliberately spread ignorance " . "Kenyon, Georgina (2016 January 6). "The man who studies the spread of ignorance." BBC Future. Irvin C. Schick refers to unknowledge "to distinguish it from ignorance .
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Original:  David Dunning of Cornell University warns that "the internet is helping propagate ignorance,... which makes [users] prey for powerful interests wishing to deliberately spread ignorance " .  Irvin C. Schick refers to unknowledge "to distinguish it from ignorance . He uses the example of "terra incognita" in early maps , noting that " The reconstruction of parts of the globe as uncharted territory is...the production of unknowledge, the transformation of those parts into potential objects of Western political and economic attention.
Revised:  David Dunning of Cornell University warns that "the internet is helping propagate ignorance,... which makes [users] prey for powerful interests wishing to deliberately spread ignorance " . Irvin C. Schick refers to unknowledge "to distinguish it from ignorance ," using the example of "terra incognita" in early maps , noting that " The reconstruction of parts of the globe as uncharted territory is...the production of unknowledge, the transformation of those parts into potential objects of Western political and economic attention.
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Original:  He uses the example of "terra incognita" in early maps , noting that " The reconstruction of parts of the globe as uncharted territory is...the production of unknowledge, the transformation of those parts into potential objects of Western political and economic attention.
Revised:  He uses the example of "terra incognita" in early maps to note that the " The reconstruction of parts of the globe as uncharted territory is...the production of unknowledge, the transformation of those parts into potential objects of Western political and economic attention.
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Original:  He uses the example of "terra incognita" in early maps , noting that " The reconstruction of parts of the globe as uncharted territory is...the production of unknowledge, the transformation of those parts into potential objects of Western political and economic attention.
Revised:  He uses the example of "terra incognita" in early maps , noting that " reconstruction of parts of the globe as uncharted territory is...the production of unknowledge, the transformation of those parts into potential objects of Western political and economic attention.
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Original:  The term "agnotology" was first coined in a footnote in  Proctor's 1995 book, The Cancer Wars: How Politics Shapes What We Know and Don't Know About Cancer: " Historians and philosophers of science have tended to treat ignorance as an ever-expanding vacuum into which knowledge is sucked – or even, as Johannes Kepler once put it, as the mother who must die for science to be born.
Revised:  The term "agnotology" was first coined in a footnote in Stanford University professor Robert N. Proctor's 1995 book, The Cancer Wars: How Politics Shapes What We Know and Don't Know About Cancer: " Historians and philosophers of science have tended to treat ignorance as an ever-expanding vacuum into which knowledge is sucked – or even, as Johannes Kepler once put it, as the mother who must die for science to be born.
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Original:  The term "agnotology" was first coined in a footnote in  Proctor's 1995 book, The Cancer Wars: How Politics Shapes What We Know and Don't Know About Cancer: " Historians and philosophers of science have tended to treat ignorance as an ever-expanding vacuum into which knowledge is sucked – or even, as Johannes Kepler once put it, as the mother who must die for science to be born.
Revised:  The term "agnotology" was first coined in a footnote in Proctor's 1995 book, The Cancer Wars: How Politics Shapes What We Know and Don't Know About Cancer: Historians and philosophers of science have tended to treat ignorance as an ever-expanding vacuum into which knowledge is sucked – or even, as Johannes Kepler once put it, as the mother who must die for science to be born.
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Original:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology  " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
Revised:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies .In a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with agate, a colorful rock, Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
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Original:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology  " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
Revised:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" as "agnotology " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
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Original:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology  " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
Revised:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology . " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
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Original:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology  " in a 2001 interview about his lapidary work with the colorful rock agate.
Revised:  We need a political agnotology to complement our political epistemologies ". Proctor was quoted using the term to describe his research "only half jokingly" , as "agnotology " 
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Original:  Proctor co-organized a pair of events with Londa Schiebinger, his wife , who is also a science historyprofessor : the first was a workshop at the Pennsylvania State University in 2003 titled "Agnatology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance  " , and later a conference at Stanford University in 2005 titled "Agnotology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance".
Revised:  Proctor co-organized a pair of events with Londa Schiebinger, his wife and fellow professor of science history : the first was a workshop at the Pennsylvania State University in 2003 titled "Agnatology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance " , and later a conference at Stanford University in 2005 titled "Agnotology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance".
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Original:  Proctor co-organized a pair of events with Londa Schiebinger, his wife , who is also a science historyprofessor : the first was a workshop at the Pennsylvania State University in 2003 titled "Agnatology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance  " , and later a conference at Stanford University in 2005 titled "Agnotology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance".
Revised:  Proctor co-organized a pair of events with Londa Schiebinger, his wife , who is also a science historyprofessor : the first was a workshop at the Pennsylvania State University in 2003 titled "Agnatology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance ; " , and later a conference at Stanford University in 2005 titled "Agnotology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance".
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Original:  Proctor co-organized a pair of events with Londa Schiebinger, his wife , who is also a science historyprofessor : the first was a workshop at the Pennsylvania State University in 2003 titled "Agnatology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance  " , and later a conference at Stanford University in 2005 titled "Agnotology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance".
Revised:  Proctor co-organized a pair of events with Londa Schiebinger, his wife , who is also a science historyprofessor : the first was a workshop at the Pennsylvania State University in 2003 titled "Agnatology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance " and later a conference at Stanford University in 2005 titled "Agnotology: The Cultural Production of Ignorance".
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Original:  Political economy In 2004, Londa Schiebinger gave a more precise definition of agnotology in a paper on 18th-century voyages of scientific discovery and gender relations, and contrasted it with epistemology, the theory of knowledge, saying that the latter questions how we know while the former questions why we do not know: "Ignorance is often not merely the absence of knowledge but an outcome of cultural and political struggle ".
Revised:  Political economy In 2004, Londa Schiebinger gave a more precise definition of agnotology in a paper on 18th-century voyages of scientific discovery and gender relations, and contrasted it with epistemology, the theory of knowledge, saying that the latter questions how humans know while the former questions why we do not know: "Ignorance is often not merely the absence of knowledge but an outcome of cultural and political struggle ".
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