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Researchers said only about 9% of studies include non-English speaking kids and families.

Medical and public health professionals at the University of Pittsburgh address vaccine hesitancy, misinformation and vaccine equity.

With COVID-19 shots finally available for infants and preschoolers, knowing how to combat misinformation on social media and elsewhere could be more important than ever.

Nations from all over the world gathered in Glasgow, Scotland, recently for the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26 to address the climate crisis. Meanwhile in Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Legislature has failed to act: The Pennsylvania Senate passed a resolution blocking the state from joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative,

Maya Ragavan’s profile on The Conversation

We must speed up our transition from gas guzzlers to zero-emission vehicles if we’re going to avoid the worst impacts of the climate crisis.

However, effects on sexual violence specifically were unclear, according to meta-analysis

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act includes funding to help install up to 250,000 EV charging stations across the United States.

Though it isn’t officially approved, many expect the U.S. Food and Drug Administration soon will permit children as young as 5 to get a covid-19 vaccination. One person anxious for approval is Jenn Sillett, a 43-year-old Hempfield mother of three — including a son, 8, and a daughter, 9. “I

Misinformation and denial about covid-19 and its vaccine have left Dr. Heather Walker and her colleagues in the emergency department at Excela Health Westmoreland Hospital feeling defeated. “No matter what you do, it’s not enough,” she said. “It’s exhausting for everyone.” It’s also perplexing for doctors. How can a patient