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Underreported twin health crises: Gun violence and maternal mortality
Murders are a leading cause of maternal mortality in the U.S. — and maternal homicides are most often perpetrated with…
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How research misconduct harms patients and science
In this webinar, we speak with an investigative journalist and neuroscientist who uncovered widespread Alzheimer’s research misconduct.
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12 harmful practices to avoid when covering gun violence
Journalists covering gun violence should be aware of these harmful practices and actively avoid engaging in them.
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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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Let’s correct misinformation about compounded drugs
Big Pharma is spreading misinformation about compounded drugs, including exaggerating their safety issues.
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Reporting on the crucial role doctors play in gun violence prevention
In this webinar, Dr. Joseph Sakran talks about how doctors can help prevent gun violence and how journalists can cover…
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The latest on the harms of private equity in health care
Three reports have been issued in January on the harms of private equity in health care. Journalists should keep up…
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Addressing childhood abuse could prevent firearm violence later in life
A recent study shows people who experience child abuse are at risk for gun violence perpetrated against themselves and others…
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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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New resource guide equips clinicians to discuss firearm access with patients
Brady United’s new resource guide offers journalists an avenue for covering the crucial role medical professionals can play in gun…
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