In the Media

Fears that falling birth rates in US could lead to population collapse are based on faulty assumptions

The Conversation  |  July 28, 2025

Without new FDA regulations, letting food companies voluntarily stop using artificial dyes has minimal impact and is largely symbolic.

The Hill  |  July 27, 2025

Drastically reducing governmental funding of science threatens to weaken, if not destroy American scientific research supremacy

The Dispatch  |  July 26, 2025

U.S. birth rates decline for women in most age groups due to cost, lack of healthcare, and societal upheaval

Associated Press  |  July 24, 2025

Health science research cuts put medical breakthroughs at risk.

Bloomberg  |  July 21, 2025

UNC study: 43% of flooded NC buildings were outside FEMA’s hazard zones

WRAL  |  July 21, 2025

Unless policymakers regulate the food industry, the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement is just a public relations campaign

Seattle Times  |  July 20, 2025

FIFA soccer tournaments are showcases of health and fitness and league partnerships with Big Soda brands should be banned

Health Policy Watch  |  July 11, 2025

Taking up hobbies while still working can help people avoid the “retirement cliff” of sudden inactivity

CNN  |  July 9, 2025

Trump sees budget bill promoting a baby boom. Others say more is needed.

Christian Science Monitor  |  July 1, 2025