Insights

<p>Cancer-associated chemicals in baby shampoo, asthma and pollution in California's Central Valley, and good news for kids on ADD drugs, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>The four-part series "Streetwise: Walking &amp; Biking In Natomas" examined whether efforts to create a healthy, walkable and bikeable community in Natomas have been successful.</p>

<p>Center for Health Journalism Digital recently started a new Tumblr for health news junkies (and those who aspire to be but don't have all day to surf the net). Here's how to find our new Tumblr and other health-related Tumblrs worth following.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Why too much black licorice can harm you, a jaw-dropping malpractice settlement, and a new executive order to alleviate drug shortages, plus more in our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>NPR seeks a Senior Editor to produce health content for its award-winning team this week. Also featured are opportunities with healthy lifestyle websites, trade publications and more.</p>

<p>In the last <em>Daily Briefing</em> of the week, we explore how much medicine Americans take, surprising facts about pregnant women and the dangers of science.</p>

<p>As Medicare's open enrollment season begins this month, here's what you and your audience should know about the new star ratings for Medicare Advantage plans.</p>

<p>Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas is a public hospital. This may surprise you because the hospital has fought so hard to keep secret information about how it spends public resources. Here's how the hospital has tried to stymie the Dallas Morning News' reporting.&nbsp;</p>

<p>What do snake hearts have to do with heart failure? Why are Occupy Wall Street protesters targeting health care? Answers and more in our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Here at <em>Career GPS</em>, we spend a lot of time discussing how to make successful careers. As important as working toward our goals is celebrating our successes. This week, we offer updates and good news from the Center for Health Journalism Digital community.</p>