Though little known to the public, the USPSTF plays a key role in determining which preventive services insurers must cover ...

Analysis of U.S. policy documents reveals very little overlap in the science that Democrats and Republicans cite, deepening ...

Researchers shed light on a mismatch between how journalists and the public view journalism in the age of artificial intelligence.

Community college transfer processes often discourage students from earning bachelor’s degrees, research shows. Recent research can help journalists investigate barriers many U.S. students face trying ...

Audiences want to know when journalists use artificial intelligence. Here's how news organizations can disclose their AI use.

Election Beat 2024: Remember to cover voter registration deadlines In the lead-up to Election Day in the U.S., it's important for journalists to remind their audiences of voter registration deadlines ...

Journalists should report on lax oversight of research data, says data sleuth Uri Simonsohn, a behavioral scientist who coauthors the Data Colada blog, urges reporters to ask researchers about ...

The report fills an important gap in knowledge about the existing structures of peer support networks, inside and outside of the news industry, effective models from outside the industry that could be ...

Covering obesity: 6 tips for dispelling myths and avoiding stigmatizing news coverage Dozens of academic studies spotlight problems in news coverage of obesity. To help journalists reflect on their ...

How do science journalists decide whether a psychology study is worth covering? A recent study finds that sample size is the only factor having a robust influence on 181 science journalists’ ratings ...

7 tips for covering stories about PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water (and a list of reporting resources) The "forever chemicals" issue touches many journalistic beats. To help inform news ...