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Google Data Center, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Photo: Chad Davis

The U.S. houses the most data centers by far compared to any other country — with more than


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Local stories. National impact

This year, AHCJ’s annual Rural Health Journalism Workshop is coming to you. Attend four of our five sessions (or watch the recordings below), take the quiz


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News coverage about perimenopause and menopause often focuses on midlife symptoms such as hot flashes, poor sleep and brain fog. A new observational study in JAMA Network Open examines what may happen once those symptoms fade.

Researchers fo...


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Federal oversight of nursing homes is changing as inspection data show an association between short staffing and serious harm to residents, according to a July KFF analysis.

The report examined deficiency data for the nation’s roughl...


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Red flag laws could be a way to help people who are both homeless and in crisis, a recent study found.

The laws, also called Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), are used to temporarily take away someone’s weapons if they are at risk of harming themselves or others.

Housing instability was one of the stressors experienced by people who committed a mas...


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