Journalists have long relied on federal health data for their reporting. We include several tips that they can use to help ...

We offer eight tips to help you interrogate and contextualize President Trump's plan to close the U.S. Department of ...

We examine research to help journalists report on strategies to increase childhood vaccinations as the political divide in Americans’ attitudes toward vaccines widens.

Across-the-board tariffs, even against major U.S. trading partners, were a central theme of President Donald Trump’s 2024 election campaign. On Jan. 2o, after he was inaugurated for a second term, ...

Newsrooms across the world are gravely understaffed. The research desk is largely a thing of the past, and many local reporters are stretched too thin to develop subject matter expertise in their ...

From the Federal Reserve to the Bureau of Economic Analysis to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are a variety of free federal sources journalists can turn to for high-quality data on the U.S.

In “Closing the Gap: How a Church-Hospital Partnership is Reducing Hypertension on Chicago’s West Side,” Josh Neufeld uses the form of comics journalism to highlight a recent research article ...

Knowing what a nationally representative sample is — and isn’t — will help you avoid errors in covering clinical trials, opinion polls and other research. Subscribe. It’s free!Sign up for our free ...

Studies show that extreme heat can affect most people, particularly vulnerable populations like children, older adults and outdoor workers. We round up recent studies that shed light on how warming ...

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