Journalists Broach Issues From Treating Shooting Victims to Sunscreen Safety

KFF Neatly being Files Midwest correspondent Bram Sable-Smith and KCUR investigative reporter Peggy Lowe mentioned casting off bullets from our bodies on KCUR’s “Up To Date” on Can also 14.

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• Read Sable-Smith and Lowe’s “Three Folk Shot at Shining Bowl Parade Grapple With Bullets Left in Their Bodies”

KFF Neatly being Files senior correspondent Aneri Pattani mentioned how tribal opioid settlement funds are being old on NPR’s “Weekend Edition Sunday” on Can also 12.

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• Read Pattani’s “Tribal Nations Invest Opioid Settlement Funds in Fashioned Therapeutic To Contend with Dependancy,” with reporting by KFF Neatly being Files Nevada correspondent Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez

KFF Neatly being Files senior South Carolina correspondent Lauren Sausser mentioned genetic vary in review on the “The US’s Heroes Community” podcast on Can also 11.

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• Read Sausser’s “Genetics Reviews Have a Vary Effort That Researchers Fight To Repair”

KFF Neatly being Files contributor Andy Miller mentioned sunscreen safety on WUGA’s “The Georgia Neatly being File” on Can also 10.

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• Read contributor Michael Scaturro’s “What’s Keeping the US From Allowing Better Sunscreens?”

KFF Neatly being Files correspondent Molly Castle Work mentioned a surprise air-ambulance bill on NBC Files 9 on Can also 10.

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• Read Castle Work’s “A Mom’s $97,000 Seek data from: How Used to be Her Child’s Air-Ambulance Mosey No longer Medically Compulsory?”