Insights

<p>A major new report on vaccinen risks, Steve Jobs' prognosis, Rick Perry's health policies and more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Linda Marsa writes about a research team that's received more than $7 million from the Gates Foundation to study an approach that may eventually eliminate dengue fever—and possibly other vector-borne diseases.</p>

<p>Everyone worries about whether medical residents are getting enough rest to safely care for patients. But why aren't hospitalized patients — especially children — allowed to get the sleep they need to recover?</p>

<p>Clinical trials aren't just about drugs. Should other interventions be given a pass because Big Pharma isn't involved?</p>

<p>An environmental victory for residents near a California toxic waste dump, high-paid prison health docs, Google Plus and health records, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Two good news stories for hospital patients, the link between online games and child obesity, and more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>By the time the San Gabriel police caught up with Dr. Lars Hanson, he was half-naked, locked in his car and refusing to answer questions about a patient who had been sent to the ER from his unlicensed abortion clinic. So why is he only getting a slap on the wrist from California's medical board?</p>

Mississippi delta churches fighting obesity, a patient data breach in California, food stamps and soda, and more from our Daily Briefing.

<p>While some of the advice in this week's&nbsp;Reynolds Center for Business Journalism webinar series&nbsp;might have been old hat to many freelancers, much of the instruction and discussion was illuminating. Here are some tips for health journalists.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>A spike in ADHD cases, too many Medicare options, and a vegan Bill Clinton, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>