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Jyoti Madhusoodanan’s Feb. 24, 2026, story in Undark. Screenshot captured April 14, 2026.

Jyoti Madhusoodanan, a freelance science and health journalist in Portland, Ore., had been curious about Morgellon’s disease ever since coming across it while studying microbiology i...


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You may have heard about a radiology study that garnered significant press attention last month, showing that even experienced radiologists struggle to distinguish between real and AI-generated X-ray images.

In the study, published in the journal Radiology, onl...


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Housing access and risk of gun violence are closely connected. 

Among the studies showing the connection is a recent analysis from the University of Chicago, which found a link between evictions and shootings. Studies have also drawn a ...


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Anyone who has ever been a reporter knows what it’s like to be thrown into the deep end of the pool without a swimming lesson. You get the assignment and you learn on the job.

With support from the National Institute of Health Care Management...


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For many women, menopause is a condition they’re told to expect in their early 50s — a gradual, sometimes uncomfortable transition that marks the end of the reproductive years. But for a significant number of women, that timeline is very different. Some enter menopause as early as their 30s. And the likelihood of that happening is not evenly distributed.

Black wome...


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