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Algorithms and Health Disparities
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AI-powered symptom checkers direct worried patients to appropriate care
To accommodate patients outside of business hours, some medical centers have begun offering their own AI-powered symptom checkers.
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What journalists should know about lab-developed tests
In March, a federal court invalidated FDA regulations on lab-developed tests. Your audience needs to know the implications of this…
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The Jackson Heart Study: How historic research can inspire story ideas
Long-running research projects such as the Jackson Heart Study offer deep insights into how basic biomedical studies can improve health…
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What journalists should know about race-based prescribing
Help your audience understand the differences between genetic ancestry, which can affect drug responses, and the social categories of race…
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How AI-based algorithms are changing health care: 3 story angles to consider
Journalists can follow these questions to find timely stories on how AI-based algorithms are changing clinical training and patient care.
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Decentralized: Navigating the future of inclusive clinical trials
In this webinar, a neurology professor and a Walgreens executive will discuss how decentralization is reshaping clinical trials.
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4 angles to consider when covering the far-reaching effects of the NIH pause
The National Institutes of Health has experienced unprecedented restrictions on their operations in Trump’s first week.
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Be careful out there: A digital safety primer for journalists
In this webinar, learn how to gauge your own risks, assess your habits and leave with a list of resources…
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How retail pharmacies are bringing clinical trials to the community
Walgreens is now conducting a COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial across eight states in partnership with the government.
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Digital safety: A holiday checklist for journalists
A recent study showed that more than 40% of journalists experienced online threats and harassment, highlighting the need for digital…