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Community Conversation: What Is Period Poverty?
Stigma leaves many without the products or knowledge they need to maintain a healthy period, a new reporting project finds.
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Financial distress is leading some immigrants into lives as professional guinea pigs.
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Andy Slavitt, founder and general partner at Town Hall Ventures and former CMS acting administrator
The challenge: Proving that health tech companies can make a viable business out of reaching low-income people who also face social challenges.
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The Backstory: The real cost of child care in California
The San Diego Union-Tribune is putting a spotlight on the real cost of child care in California.
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Also this week: Latino teens take the lead in vaccine education, and fresh signs the tripledemic is on the wane.
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Teacher Matthew Sullivan reads a story to the children during nap time at the Baby Steps Nature School on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022,
A new commercial tax aims to do something novel in California: provide child care financial aid for middle-class families and set a minimum wage of $28 an hour for early education teachers.
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Publishing shorter pieces on a regular basis helped keep sustained attention on the issue.
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MOLLY FERGUSON FOR STAT
The patients who need these potentially lifesaving services the most can’t always get them.
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The amount of tree canopy, and the shade it provides, varies throughout Rochester Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021. S Goodman Street headi
In its announcement that Rochester's trees should be protected, the Landmark Society of Western New York's cited a Democrat and Chronicle 2022 series on the topic.
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In other news, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis takes aim at vaccine and mask mandates.
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Dust from sand dunes, often kicked up by off-road vehicles, at Oceano Dunes in Central California contributes to poor air qualit
A reporter learns the importance of telling stories for communities rather than about them.

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