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Lifting up the voices of Black moms when covering maternal health
Listening to the voices of Black mothers has become even more critical in the context of America’s maternal health crisis.
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Problem gambling on the rise as more states legalize sports betting
Sports betting is now legal in 38 states and Washington, D.C., leading to the rise of problem gambling as a…
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Polio eradication faces new obstacles
At Health Journalism 2024 in June, panelists explored the ongoing global effort to combat polio and improve vaccination rates.
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How journalists can navigate libraries and databases to find stories
Troves of information are available online and at libraries for reporters without having to leave your seat — if you…
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Patient advocates say new nursing home staffing standards don’t go far enough
While the new minimum staffing standards for nursing homes are the most substantial in decades, many say they don’t go…
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Millions burdened by the cost of long-term care
Panelists discussed the growing financial crisis of long-term care in the U.S. at Health Journalism 2024 in June.
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The struggle is real: Covering family caregiving
A recent report found that 67% of family caregivers of older adults struggle to balance their jobs and caregiving roles.
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Largest survey of trans people shows satisfaction with choices despite sharp disparities
The largest poll of trans people ever conducted in the U.S. found that those who transitioned are much more satisfied…
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How I did it: Spotlighting the brutal side effects of cancer treatment
Veteran freelance journalist Charlotte Huff explored the tolerability of cancer drugs in a recent article.
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How Jon Mitchell uncovered the Okinawa military exposures
In this “How I Did It,” Mitchell discusses his reporting approach to his Okinawa military exposure investigations.
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