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Science touches every part of our lives — yet journalists around the world struggle for the space, trust, and resources needed to tell science stories. With shrinking newsrooms, reduced funding, and a fragmenting media ecosystem, reporting on science has never been more challenging. 2023 award winners Andrea Obaid Carrión, Fredrick Mugira, and Yvette Cabrera share firsthand insight into the barriers science journalists are facing. These themes were also explored in a recent The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine webinar, Advancing High-Quality Science Journalism: Challenges and Pathways Forward, which examined both the obstacles and the opportunities for strengthening science, health, and medical reporting in an evolving media landscape. Learn more and watch the webinar discussion at: https://lnkd.in/gDDqxwPQ #sciencecommunication #sciencejournalism #journalism
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Physical activity is widely recognized as a cornerstone to prevent and treat obesity, but questions remain about the best ways to integrate movement into clinical care and daily life — particularly in light of new GLP-1 medications and other shifts in the obesity management landscape. In July 2025, the National Academies held a workshop to examine best practices for incorporating physical activity into care strategies, developing personalized approaches to physical activity, and better health outcomes tracking. Explore presentations and discussions from the workshop: https://ow.ly/IZRs50XxNpx #Obesity #ObesityTreatment #ObesityManagement #GLP1 #PhysicalActivity #PublicHealth
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) this week cited some of our work in new guidance related to vaccines and autism. However, the citations do not provide the greater context of the full body of work on vaccine safety that is essential for informed debate about this topic. Read our full statement: https://ow.ly/306b50XxESg
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Thus far, federal regulation of artificial intelligence has prioritized defending the industry’s innovation capability over safeguarding vulnerable populations against AI-related harms. A recent Issues in Science and Technology article proposes a new federal regulatory strategy centered on public health, child safety, and emotional well-being: https://ow.ly/GLAc50Xw5uM #AIRegulation #AIGovernance #AIEthics #EthicalAI #ResponsibleAI
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At a recent webinar, authors of a new National Academies publication highlighted the benefits that artificial intelligence can provide to state and local governments — but they also urged leaders to avoid the hype and instead to use a careful, experimental approach. Read more: https://ow.ly/1CSR50XuirX #Artificialintelligence #AI #AIGovernance #FutureOfWork #ResponsibleAI #ResponsibleInnovation
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We’re thrilled to share that I Was Born is a Silver Winner at the 2025 Anthem Awards! 🏆 Thank you to everyone who’s been part of this project spotlighting the people behind the science. Special shoutout to the scientists who told their stories for I Was Born! #AnthemAwards #IWasBorn #LabX
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Approaches to improving early relational health often focus on risk prevention, but considering how to enable positive relationships is just as important for healthy development. Our new report suggests ways to support both of these strategies within families and across communities and systems to improve overall health and well-being. Read: https://ow.ly/pgXe50XtEz6 #EarlyRelationalHealth #EarlyDevelopment #ChildDevelopment #ChildHealth #ChildWellbeing #FamilyHealth #FamilyWellbeing #HealthyRelationships #CommunitySupport #PreventionAndPromotion
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"There is no question that oversight of high-consequence biological research is needed. But what kind, and how much?" In a recent Issues in Science and Technology piece, David Gillum explains how creating a National Biosafety and Biosecurity Agency that oversees the entire research life cycle can help manage risks and build public trust while allowing scientists to continue doing good work. Read: https://ow.ly/Rbyk50Xt8zs #Biosafety #Biosecurity #BiologicalResearch #ResearchEthics #SciencePolicy #ScienceCommunication #SciComm
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At a recent Climate Conversation, Lauren Wustenberg, a former Congressional staffer and member of our inaugural Climate Crossroads Congressional Fellowship cohort, offered a powerful perspective on how policymakers can engage with scientists to support evidence-based decisions. Watch the full conversation here: https://ow.ly/6Wfy50XrRgs
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