…on Food and Drug Administration regulation of e-cigarettes more frequently mentioned youth prevalence of vaping (61%) than adult prevalence (13.5%). “News articles more frequently discussed potential e-cigarette risks or concerns…
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…estimates don’t take into account many factors that likely were influencing learning during the school shutdowns — changes in parents’ employment status and access to food, for example. “Families with…
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…30% of their income on housing, allowing enough money for other necessities, such as food and transportation,” writes Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond, who founded The Eviction Lab, in one of…
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…people to an underexplored area, it would be the unemployment insurance policies and the housing and food security policies. I think those are really important topics. One big question for…
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…POLITICO Pro with years of experience covering the U.S. Food and Drug Administration; and Schwitzer, who is also an adjunct associate professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. Here…
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…as food and utilities, 13% for debt and 12% said they would save. Non-Hispanic Black Americans at 83% were most likely to use their stimulus to pay for expenses. Non-Hispanic…
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…Out-of-Pocket Costs for Sacubitril/Valsartan Under Medicare Part D.” The drug received expedited U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval in 2015 and a spot in the American Heart Association/American College of…
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…Philadelphia; Zachary Brennan, a reporter with POLITICO Prowith years of experience covering the U.S. Food and Drug Administration; and longtime health reporter Gary Schwitzer. Among the tips: Let audiences know they might experience mild…
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…people react to stimuli such as violence in news videos or changes to food labels. Keep in mind: Often in experimental studies, researchers create a control group for comparison purposes….
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…burnout among those who have a job, with some feeling “overworked and tired.” In the Twin Cities, low-wage workers are stressed about their ability to pay for food, housing and…
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