Insights

Three journalists in the West have come out with refreshingly thorough and thoughtful treatments of local shaken baby cases, while a steady stream of plea bargains flows under the news net....

A seemingly comprehensive article used as the basis for big claims about the number of people in chronic pain is rooted in data more than a decade old. Why?

While reactions to Bloomberg’s soda ban continue to effervesce, those truly concerned with the public’s health would be well advised to hold their praise.

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Are many journalists so attuned to the study of lifestyle factors fueling the rise of cancer, heart disease and diabetes that infectious disease flew under the radar?

It's been eleven years since the attack. We have healed. The World Trade Center is rebuilt.

The shakeups continue at The American Journal of Bioethics as a co-editor resigns.

Behind the increasing cases of valley fever in California are people whose lives have been forever changed by the disease.

Ask someone about an infectious disease that scares them. Chances are good they will not mention valley fever. But doctors compare it to cancer because of the way it feeds on tissue and keeps coming back.

A just-about-ready-for-prime-time interactive atlas from the CDC can be a great resource for your work.