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Size matters in air pollution – but it’s not enough

‘(Mass) is indeed a useful metric, but perhaps not enough on its own and laboratory research could help to establish (other) metrics for air quality that are more health-related,’ said Dr Konstantina... Read more »

Biden picks former rival Kamala Harris as his running mate

(The Center Square) – Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden announced Tuesday that Kamala Harris will be his vice presidential running mate. A U.S. Senator from California and Biden’s formal rival during... Read more »

NY Board of Regents taps its own chancellor to become interim education department commissioner

New York’s Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa will resign from her post to assume the role of interim commissioner for the state education department, the Board of Regents announced Tuesday. The Board of... Read more »

Missourians to Vote on Medicaid Expansion as Crisis Leaves Millions Without Insurance

This article was originally published by KHN ST. LOUIS — Haley Organ thought she had everything figured out. After graduating from a small private college just outside Boston, she earned her master’s degree, entered the... Read more »

No Mask, No School: NYC Students Without Face Coverings Will be Sent Home, Carranza Vows

This article was originally published by THE CITY This story was originally published by Chalkbeat, a nonprofit news organization covering public education. Sign up for their newsletters here: ckbe.at/newsletters. Students who don’t comply with... Read more »

With delays, a ripple of impacts

How slow COVID-19 test results complicate life for public health workers and patients. In mid-June, as Montana’s COVID-19 case count began its summer climb, the Missoula City-County Health Department announced it would... Read more »

Rogue immune system reactions hint at an early treatment for COVID-19

Giving drugs called interferons early in the disease may help prevent later immune overreactions In severe cases of COVID-19, a person’s immune system throws everything it has at the coronavirus, but some... Read more »

No statewide test this fall to assess what Colorado students missed

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat, a nonprofit news organization covering public education. No statewide test this fall to assess what Colorado students missed Colorado students won’t start the school year with... Read more »

In Key West, protests highlight gentrification of historic Black community

This story was originally published by Southerly” In Key West, protests highlight gentrification of historic Black community People living in Bahama Village are using the recent protests against police violence and systemic... Read more »

How some Mississippi teens are saving their town from climate change

The Hechinger Report is a national nonprofit newsroom that reports on one topic: education. Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get stories like this delivered directly to your inbox. This story was produced... Read more »