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Black people exposed to gun violence more likely to deal with suicidal thoughts, says new study
Black adults who have been exposed to gun violence are more likely to deal with suicidal ideation throughout their lives,…
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Covering reproductive health: A closer look at issues affecting women of color
In this webinar, we explore how abortion disinformation and misinformation among other things contribute to health issues for women of…
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Climate change complicates the fight against malaria: How to tell the story
Climate change is making malaria even more deadly around the world, with children under age 5 being the most vulnerable
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State databases pose challenges but can yield powerful insights
Learn how to obtain and use state-collected hospital discharge data to report stories about health care quality.
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Using the CDC’s Environmental Justice and Social Vulnerability data in your reporting
Learn how to use the CDC’s Environmental Justice Index and Social Vulnerability Index data from the experts.
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How Wired’s Emily Mullin keeps tabs on cutting edge brain implant tech
Investors are racing to fund developments in brain implants, a burgeoning technology that can help people who are paralyzed communicate…
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Gun violence reporting certification: What it is and why journalists should get it
The movement for less episodic and more thoughtful gun violence coverage is growing, as are opportunities for journalists to learn…
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U.S. drug prices are 278% higher than 33 other countries, report shows
Prices for brand-name and generic drugs in 2022 were nearly three times higher in the U.S. than in comparable countries.
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Tips for shifting gun violence reporting toward a public health lens
In this webinar, experts and journalists will discuss where to find the best data and research on firearm and gun…
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Alert your audience about the global rise in measles cases
Measles outbreaks have greatly increased globally and may increase in the U.S. due to falling vaccination rates.
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