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Kennedy’s hearings for HHS Secretary start today: What Americans need to know
As Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s confirmation hearings begin, journalists can report on recent developments about his anti-vaccine views and disregard…
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What journalists should know about the threat of chikungunya
Recent research shows chikungunya, a tropical disease, is likely to increase due to the continuing effects of climate change.
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High level of RSV cases shows room for improvement in vaccine awareness
Recent studies provide supportive data on RSV in young children which journalists can use as they cover the respiratory virus…
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Tips for reporting on the ongoing pertussis outbreak
The U.S. is in the midst of the largest outbreak of pertussis (whooping cough) in a decade, and it hasn’t…
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What RFK Jr. could do: Reporting on U.S. vaccine policy and the powers of the HHS Secretary
This webinar covers the ins and outs of vaccine policy and what Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could do if approved…
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NASA experiments offer rare chance to report on health in a new space
NASA is conducting experiments in space on antibiotic-resistant bacteria, blood clotting and more with possible implications for health on Earth.
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Understanding RFK Jr.’s potential HHS powers and why to avoid ‘sane-washing’ him
It’s crucial for your audience to understand how dangerous Robert F. Kennedy’s beliefs are to public health.
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What to know about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s anti-vaccine advocacy
Audiences need ongoing, accurate information about Kennedy’s beliefs on vaccines and health policy — and what he could do as…
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How to cover environmental exposure studies
This tip sheet discusses best practices specifically for writing about environmental exposure studies.
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Here’s what we all should learn from that scary tampon study
Sensationalist headlines surrounding a recent tampon study is a reminder of why journalists must consider the purpose of research before…