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Smoking rates are down, but that doesn't tell the whole story
by
Tony Wagner
Aug 5, 2016
A government analysis found broad surveys are masking high smoking numbers among Korean-Americans and Puerto Ricans.
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Off-target flu shot will cost employers
Dec 9, 2014
Since this year's flu vaccine is off the mark, more people will probably come down with the flu.
Keeping track of Ebola
by
Molly Wood
Nov 5, 2014
Reporter Colin Baker talks through the difficulties of collecting data on Ebola.
The piece that's missing from new CDC guidelines
Oct 21, 2014
Having protective gear is part of the solution, but so is an educated workforce.
Priscilla Chan on why she gave $25 million to fight Ebola
Oct 16, 2014
An exclusive interview with Priscilla Chan, pediatrician and wife of Mark Zuckerberg.
You can buy ebola.com for $150,000
by
Kai Ryssdal
Oct 15, 2014
Jon Schultz bought the domain name for $13,500. Now he wants six figures.
What it takes to make all hospitals Ebola-ready
Oct 15, 2014
Training will be costly, but not all hospital staff need the training.
For public good, not for profit.
Private donors keep pace with government Ebola funding
Oct 14, 2014
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg joins Bill Gates and others with $25 million pledge
Primary care staff anxious over Ebola preparedness
Oct 13, 2014
CDC steps up outreach to frontline health workers with precautions to tackle Ebola.
CDC's Ebola workers find funding is strapped
Oct 8, 2014
The CDC's on-the-ground work involves risk, problem solving, and money management.