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Law enforcement, military members have increased risk of firearm suicides
Law enforcement officials, active duty military members and veterans of both professions are at a higher risk of firearm suicides,…
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PitchFest 2025: 6 tips for success
When meeting with editors during PitchFest at HJ25, remember your Ps: prepare, be professional, and don’t take personalities personally.
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What researchers hope to learn from one Italian region’s oldest residents
In Italy, researchers are meeting this month to discuss the results of a decade-long study on healthy aging, stem cells…
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Health care in court: A prep session for a big June
In this webinar, hear what Alison Tanner and Law Dork’s Chris Geidner have to say about upcoming cases in the…
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Bird flu: Background and data overview for reporters
It’s important to provide background context when writing about bird flu for those who have not been following it all…
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How to find and tell fresh stories about infertility and reproductive health
In a news cycle jammed with dystopian headlines, experts and advocates encourage writers to find new angles on modern family…
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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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What if the ACA included a public option insurance plan?
Early versions of the Affordable Care Act included a government-run public option health insurance program — but lobbyists stopped it.
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Medical device manufacturers often delay reporting adverse safety events, study says
A recent study found late reports of deaths, injuries and device malfunctions from medical device makers. Who will review these…
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Covering measles in 2026: Updated data, guidance and reliable sources
It’s crucial for journalists to include accurate information about measles and vaccination in their coverage of the ongoing outbreak.
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