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View All InsightsWhat the National School Walkout Says About Schools and Free Speech
When students walked out of school to protest what they see as lax gun laws, some risked punishment from their schools. But it may be worth it to send a First Amendment message.
Changing Attitudes of Physicians May Improve Participation in Cancer Clinical Trials
Attitudes of primary care physicians play a key role in a recently diagnosed cancer patient’s access to and beliefs about clinical trial treatments. Acting as opinion ambassadors, they have the power to influence their patients’ attitudes and behaviors.
Health Journalism Exhibits Both Improvement and Decline in Quality
Faced with dwindling resources, and a news cycle that never sleeps, today’s health journalists must meet a new challenge: provide complete, trustworthy content on health care issues with precision at the same breakneck speed with which the medical field innovates.
Does Your Company Have a Proactive Crisis Communications Plan?
Companies can have a variety of reasons for engaging in what the public considers socially responsible (CSR) practices. How do they maintain their reputation and sense of alturisim in a crisis? Research suggests they should have a proactive strategy.
Cynthia Barnett Authors Article on a New Approach for Her Environmental Journalism Class
April 25, 2018
