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Language Reform Drives Change in Road Safety Journalism

Many people consider traffic crashes happenstances, but they're often a symptom of systemic issues—from roads designed to prioritize moving cars over pedestrians to a lack of best-practice road safety laws. The media can help shift the narrative.

Kristi Saporito

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Antimicrobial Resistance

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