Insights

<p>Did 82-year-old Harry Taylor die from heart disease or from a preventable accident in his nursing home? His death certificate provides some tantalizing clues.</p>

<p>What's happening to tobacco control programs in your state? Nothing good, according to a new report. Get story ideas for reporting on smoking prevention.</p>

<p>Binge drinking on the rise, smoking marijuana doesn't hurt your lungs, and surprising news about aspirin and heart health, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Time and time again, needle exchange programs for drug addicts have been shown to reduce the spread of diseases like HIV/AIDS and hepatitis. So why is the federal government slashing their funding?</p>

<p>Stem cell fraudsters, a OTC drug mixup, and surprising results from an acupuncture study, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>A coroner in Pennsylvania has decided that a man who was shot to death by police officers actually wanted to die. Wait, what?</p>

<p>Unreported medical errors, a startling rise in military health spending, and a breast cancer shocker for a TV reporter, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Following breadcrumbs of curiosity, I found a number of articles and reports on food-access issues in Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, Nashville, Louisville, Philadelphia, Binghamton, New York, and beyond.</p>

<p>If anything, the FCC proposal may not go far enough.</p>

<p>This week, we feature a role in executive communications at AmeriHealth. Also check out upcoming deadlines for fellowships, awards and prizes.</p>