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In November 1996, the Kaiser Family Foundation initiated a project to examine different strategies for expanding health insurance coverage to America's growing uninsured population.
Sex on TV: A Biennial Report to the Kaiser Family Foundation This study examines both the amount and the nature of television's sexual messages, paying special attention to references to such issues as contraception, safer sex, and waiting to have sex.
This study examines whether the ratings assigned to television shows accurately reflect their content, according to the guidelines developed by the industry. The study analyzes the level and intensity of violence, sex or adult language in a show as well as the context in which it was presented.
New National Surveys of Parents and Children on TV Ratings System: Half of Parents Use the New TV Ratings,But Many Say Changes Could Make Them More Helpful Parents Also Need To Know More About How the System Works Embargoed for release until 9:00
The Southern Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group of the Council on Foundations and the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus cordially invite you to participate in a high-level conference under the co-chairmanship of Ambassador Andrew Young, Representative Maxine Waters, the Hon. Sir Ketumile Masire and the Hon.
Crime Most Common Story On Local Television News Murders, Assaults & Shootings Dominate Crime Coverage Health Is Fifth Most Common Local News Topic;Coverage Focuses on Disease Prevention and Treatments, Not Health Policy Embargoed for Release until: 12:00
Resource List: Covering Mental Health: A Resource Guide for Reporters and Editors…
State Responses to New Federal Health Programs Report: State Responses To New Federal Health Programs…
1997 Kaiser Media Fellows Selected For Immediate Release: June 5, 1997Contacts: Tina Hoff -- (415) 854-9400 ext. 108 Menlo Park, California -- Six journalists have been selected as 1997 Kaiser Media fellows, in the fifth year of an annual fellowship program for health reporters sponsored by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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