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Infodemiology.com • November 5 2025 How AI chatbots are changing the way young people seek mental health support Young people are turning to AI for mental health support. Here’s what they have to say.
Infodemiology.com • September 30 2025 “I am speechless”: Health care providers react to unproven link between Tylenol and autism Analysis of Reddit and X conversations shows providers expressing concern for patients and frustration with new federal guidance.
Infodemiology.com • September 5 2025 Florida vaccine mandate reversal drives largest conversation jump in months Florida’s move to eliminate school vaccine requirements fueled the biggest spike in vaccine discussions since early summer.
Infodemiology.com • May 23 2025 The public has unanswered questions about bird flu. Some are asking AI. Addressing these questions may allow health communicators to combat false information online.
Infodemiology.com • September 18 2024 Health care providers are prepared to talk to their patients about fall vaccines, but may underestimate COVID-19 risk
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Public Good News • July 25 2025 What would it mean for the U.S. to lose measles elimination status? The best tool to prevent a measles comeback—the MMR vaccine—is readily available.
Public Good News • July 9 2025 Understanding the risk factors that impact your health How to make sense of studies showing that everyday things increase your risk of disease.
Public Good News • June 27 2025 Social media is full of mental health myths Some people turn to social media for mental health support. The results can be dangerous.
Public Good News • May 12 2025 What vaccine opponents get wrong about autism rates and vaccines The distortion of a recent CDC study is the latest attempt to peddle a persistent anti-vaccine myth about autism.
Public Good News • April 16 2025 Don't get duped: A guide to spotting fake studies Here’s how to spot the red flags of questionable research.
Public Good News • January 16 2025 Debunking the myth that vaccines cause autism There is overwhelming evidence that there is no link between vaccines and autism. But the myth persists.
Public Good News • October 22 2024 Climate change is fueling dengue outbreaks—but that’s not the whole story Rising temperatures are expanding dengue’s range and worsening existing public health inequities in the Americas.
Public Good News • October 7 2024 Self-managed abortions are on the rise. Here’s what you need to know. Abortions are increasingly self-managed—and less safe—after the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Public Good News • September 26 2024 Debunking anti-abortion myths More than two years after the fall of Roe, dangerous anti-abortion myths continue to spread. Here are the facts.
Public Good News • July 25 2024 We need to talk about birth control Many people have legitimate concerns about hormonal birth control. Some are taking advantage of those fears.
Public Good News • July 11 2024 What we know about COVID-19 and excess deaths COVID-19 vaccines reduced deaths in the U.S. and around the world.
Public Good News • June 7 2024 Long COVID is real Long COVID affects millions of people, but skeptics falsely claim it isn't real.
Public Good News • May 23 2024 How anti-vaxxers abuse data to trick you Cherry-picking, misrepresenting, and misappropriating data are just a few ways to spin falsehoods.
Public Good News • April 26 2024 What’s behind rising heart attacks in younger adults Experts say substance use, chronic health issues, mental health, and COVID-19 all play a role.
Public Good News • March 25 2024 Vaccines and cancer: The myth that won’t die Over three years of research have found no link between COVID-19 vaccines and cancer.