Insights

<p>A town pushes back against fast food, surprising news about serotonin and depression, and a hospital chain's break with the Catholic church, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Prime Healthcare, says that it has to bill Medicare for kwashiorkor when doctors there find someone with a protein deficiency. <em>Antidote </em>talked to one of the leading experts on&nbsp;kwashiorkor, who offered some surprising insights.</p>

<p>A bombshell story on autism diagnoses is generating anxiety and outrage among parents concerned their kids will lose services. Get the backstory and resources to jump-start your reporting.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Safer sex for failing hearts, no copays for birth control soon, and a new moratorium on bird flu research, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>There are still a few days left to apply for New America Media's Women Immigrants Fellowship. And check out the newest job listings at health publications nationwide looking for for bloggers, reporters and editors.</p>

<p>It’s crazy enough that some states make certain records public while other states ban them from public view. Even crazier: in some states, every county has a different set of rules. Here's how one journalist coped.</p>

<p>What are the true costs of health care? Who on earth would produce a fake malaria drug? Answers and more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>What happens in our society when whistleblowers are ignored? Should we ignore stories that cannot be conveniently packaged as "sound bite" material?</p>

<p>Early media coverage of the Penn State University child abuse tragedy gets a "C" grade, says a report issued by the Ms. Foundation and Berkeley Media Studies Group. News reports fell short in addressing solutions for preventing child trauma.</p>

<p>Tamiflu woes, obesity at a standstill, appendicitis mysteries and more from our Daily Briefing.</p>