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Health, Media

Covering the Zika virus and local outbreaks: Journalism guides and tips

by Denise-Marie Ordway | August 24, 2016

2016 collection of guides and tip sheets aimed at helping journalists cover the Zika virus accurately and responsibly.

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Economics, Politics & Government

How trade impacts American jobs: Research roundup

by David Trilling | August 19, 2016

Trade with China killed over 2 million American jobs in the 2000s and depressed wages. But globalized supply chains are also creating jobs in the U.S.

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Economics, Politics & Government, Race & Gender

Important new patterns in the American suburbs: Three key trends to know about

by John Wihbey | August 19, 2016

2016 study published in The Annual Review of Sociology that identifies three key trends that characterize the big changes in American suburbia.

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Health, Politics & Government, Race & Gender

Abortion services and modern contraceptives: Do women in Nepal use them interchangeably?

by Lauren Leatherby | August 15, 2016

2016 study published in Demography that looks at whether women in Nepal use abortion and modern contraceptives interchangeably.

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Media

Copyright-free images: How to find free photos and graphics

by David Trilling | August 15, 2016

A 2016 tip sheet explains how to locate copyright-free imagery online.

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Economics, Environment, Health

Food deserts: How residents’ diets change after a neighborhood supermarket opens

by Lauren Leatherby | August 9, 2016

2015 study published in Health Affairs that looks at how the diets of people who live in “food deserts” change after a neighborhood supermarket opens.

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How the media’s coverage of political polarization affects voter attitudes

by David Trilling | August 9, 2016

2016 study in Political Communication examines the media’s role in shaping perceptions about how divided the country is and how voters respond to members of the other party.

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Criminal Justice, Economics, Health

Marijuana legalization: Tax revenue and changing consumption

by David Trilling | August 8, 2016

2016 study in the American Economic Review estimates how legalizing marijuana nationally would impact tax returns and consumption.

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Economics, Politics & Government

Olympics and their economic impact: Updated research roundup

by John Wihbey | August 4, 2016

In light of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, we update our review of studies relating to earlier games and their local and national economic impacts.

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Politics & Government

Tracking foreign influence peddling in America: Tip sheet

by David Trilling | August 1, 2016

A 2016 tip sheet that offers journalists guidance on how to research foreign lobbying in the United States.

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