Video: A Fruitful Burden
In the banana plantations of Costa Rica, endocrine-disrupting chemicals are taking a hidden toll on workers, insects, birds, and the environment. A short documentary by Beatrice Bashibyukyan.
How is air pollution affecting Northern Nevada?
Reno residents are breathing some of the most polluted air in the country. Local organizations are working on improvements. By Oscar Martinez/KUNR.
Why should Latinos care about conservation?
Latino Conservation Week seeks to get more Latino families outdoors. By Oscar Martinez/KUNR.
The Sleep Deprivation Epidemic: An Exhaustive Overview
A Q&A with sleep researcher Jessica Olsen. By Ai Ana Richmond.
Broadening Horizons: UNR Nursing Students in Cambodia
The Orvis School of Nursing Office of Global Engagement at the University of Nevada, Reno launches its inaugural international trip in Southern Cambodia. By Kat Fulwider.
Combating Health Misinformation in the Digital Age: Q&A with science communicator Maren Hunsberger
A conversation with Maren Hunsberger on the causes and effects of health misinformation, and creative strategies for building a more informed society. By Abdulmalik Adetola.
The Grass is Greener: Why NFL stadiums should avoid artificial turf
An animated explainer by Alin Beane breaks down the risks associated with artificial turf fields for football players.
Research continues to show Nevada casinos expose patrons to secondhand smoke
As Nevadans call for action to protect themselves from secondhand smoke and prevent tobacco addiction, researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno, are working to show the public and lawmakers the dangers Nevada’s smoking culture is having on children and teens. By Lily Wright/This is Reno.
The Hidden Risks of Football Hits: Understanding CTE
An animated explainer about the causes of CTE and potential solutions to enhance plyaer safety on the field. by Eric Chernaev, Reynolds School of Journalism.
Research Review: The Power of Storytelling & Narrative Persuasion in Promoting COVID-19 Vaccination
What if the key to convincing someone to get vaccinated isn’t facts or statistics—but a story? A research review by Abdulmalik Adetola examines the findings of a new study on health communication.