“Most of our patients have anxiety,” said Dr. Eva Perusquía, who sees patients in Califorina's Salinas Valley. “Really, it’s a consequence of the fear, frustration, exploitation, social isolation, loneliness and discrimination that they’re living.”
Reporting Strategies
The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism is delighted to announce the selection of 15 talented journalists to participate in its annual California Health Equity Fellowship.
Emily Alpert Reyes of the Los Angeles Times and STAT's Usha McFarling share strategies for covering health research and disparities with context and balance.
The USC Center for Health Journalism is launching the 2025 Ethnic Media Collaborative with a symposium hosted at USC, from January 29-31.
A reporting team turns to makes use of silicone wristbands that can detect up to 75 types of pesticides to gauge farmworkers' exposure to toxic chemicals.
Data fellow Eliza Partika explains how she overcame obstacles while reporting on ambulance diversions and delays in L.A. County.
The Center for Health Journalism is thrilled to announce the 20 talented and diverse journalists selected to participate in the 2024 National Fellowship.
Duaa Eldeib, a reporter for ProPublica, shared the story behind her heartbreaking, high-impact series on "Stillbirths" in her address to the Center for Health Journalism's 2024 National Fellowship.
An encounter with a homeless man spurs a reporter to explore the links between PTSD and homelessness, highlighting the importance of trauma-informed reporting and community connections.
When parents must choose between food and diapers, children's well-being suffers. The problem still doesn’t get the attention it deserves.