What you need to know about organoids
…Carla Kim, a professor of genetics at Boston Children’s Hospital. They can also be used to study selected, specific events of tissue development that may not be possible to study…
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How teachers unions affect school district spending, student achievement
…public school teachers. Looking for more research on teachers? Check out our collections of research on teacher misconduct, performance pay and how children benefit from having teachers of the same…
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Suicide prevention: Research on successful interventions
…of the group who received the usual treatment achieved recovery. Children in juvenile detention Biopsychosocial Causes of Suicide and Suicide Prevention Outcome Studies in Juvenile Detention Facilities: A Review Joshi,…
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How he did it: A reporter investigates an Alabama sheriff who pocketed over $2 million in jail food funds
…labor trafficking scheme in Ohio, how public records helped reporters investigate police abuse of power and how ProPublica helped to shape national immigration policy through their investigation of children’s shelters….
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U.S. county health rankings focus on the burden of housing costs
…counties, every 10 percent increase in the share of households that are severely cost burdened is linked to: 29,000 more children in poverty; 86,000 more people who are food insecure;…
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News stories about the flu shot spawn debates about vaccines in general
…vaccine hesitancy for the Association for Health Care Journalists. At Journalist’s Resource, we’ve summarized research on the flu vaccine and how often and why parents refuse vaccines for their children….
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Capital punishment and death row inmates: A research roundup
…on prison inmates? Check out our collection of government reports and academic papers that help paint a picture of the men, women and children who are in custody nationwide. We’ve…
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How consumers are footing the bill for the U.S.-China trade war
…household type. Fish glue. Chairs for children, including highchairs. Antiques of an age exceeding 100 years. Centrifugal clothes dryers. Prune wine. The list goes on to the tune of 3,805…
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The literature review and meta-analysis: 2 journalism tools you should use
…outcome for all the studies included in the review. A meta-analysis might tell us, for example, how many children, on average, are bullied in middle school, or the average number…
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4 key tips for reporting on and writing about people with disabilities
…and the changing attitudes about ADA. There are a lot of government expenditures that deal with disability, whether that’s children in schools, or access to housing for people with disability,…
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