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Public Health
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HPV vaccine: What the latest evidence shows and how to report on it
A recent evidence review and meta-analysis of the HPV vaccine offers journalists a comprehensive, up-to-date evidence base.
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How to cover vaping’s promise without losing sight of its risks
While vaping is less harmful than cigarettes, suggesting vaping is healthy or implying that e-cigarettes are risk-free is highly inaccurate.
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AI data centers impact public health. Here’s how to report the story
As tech firms build thousands of AI data centers across the U.S., health experts warn that these facilities may have…
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Researchers find ‘broad decrease’ in support for political violence in the US
Coverage of individual violent incidents can create a misleading impression about how broader public support for political violence.
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Pennsylvania measles deaths highlight need for vaccine reporting
Measles cases are at their highest rate in three decades as vaccine-preventable diseases like tetanus are surging. Here’s what to…
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What Trump’s latest executive order means (and doesn’t mean) for vaccine policy
While Trump’s order on vaccines won’t change policy or insurance coverage, it may create confusion and contribute to vaccine hesitancy.
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Beyond ‘too much screen time’: Another way to frame stories about youth mental health
Youth mental health coverage often boils down to this: “Is social media to blame?” But some researchers say that may…
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Study highlights safety of Tdap vaccine during pregnancy
Journalists, help fight misinformation by informing your audience about the latest Tdap vaccine safety and effectiveness data.
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Behind the recall: How to cover food safety stories
Journalists play a vital role in food safety reporting, keeping the public informed on recalls and ongoing foodborne illness investigations.
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Tuberculosis on the rise in US: Local story angles to consider
Tuberculosis cases are increasing in the U.S., particularly since the pandemic. Journalists should cover TB as both a global and…