In the Media

Student loan borrowers in default face long-term consequences due to recent federal changes in repayment options and timelines

WUNC  |  May 22, 2025

Rather than focus on artificial food dyes, which have no clear link to good or bad health, the focus should be on limiting the intake of ultra-processed foods containing the dyes

TODAY  |  May 22, 2025

Different strains of pronatalism exist in the U.S., and they are motivated by extreme religious beliefs, anti-feminism, and achieving ‘genetic superiority’ through IVF

Yahoo News  |  May 19, 2025

Recent U.S. fertility trends and their possible influence on the rise of the American pronatalism movement

The Excerpt  |  May 18, 2025

Case of brain-dead pregnant woman kept alive to save fetus raises a lot of tricky questions

Associated Press  |  May 17, 2025

Better access to adequate childcare is more likely to impact falling U.S. birth rates than proposed lump sum payments

PBS News Hour  |  May 10, 2025

Lower-cost, over-the-counter hearing aids expand access to affordable hearing care, which is often unavailable in rural areas where hearing loss is prevalent

Financial Content  |  May 6, 2025

$5K ‘Baby Bonuses’ may be helpful for parents, but healthcare access, subsidized funding for childcare, and paid leave would be better

Vox  |  May 1, 2025

Reducing barriers to healthy eating and making food affordable are key to reducing chronic illness, not just removing artificial dyes

Salon  |  May 1, 2025

What’s Behind the ‘Pronatalist’ Movement to Boost the Birth Rate? An Interview with CPC Director Karen Guzzo

WUNC  |  April 30, 2025