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Must Watch
Covid-19 Vaccines

Our best shot to end the pandemic is with everyone getting vaccinated. To learn more, check out our newest Life Noggin video.

Research
Stories Matter

A study by the Lear Center’s Media Impact Project found that TV narratives about health can drive support for better policies.

Panel
The Black Birth Experience

Black women are more likely to die in pregnancy and childbirth than women in any other race group.

Panel
What Poverty Looks Like

We brought together five leading creative talents behind TV shows that are shaking up the narrative of what poverty looks like.

Newly Launched
Going Nuclear

Our new page showcases work done by HH&S and our partners in the N Square network to raise awareness about the nuclear threat.

Panel
Black Women & Breast Cancer

Racism, bias and a mistrust of the medical system all affect the outcome for young Black women with breast cancer.

Storytelling
The Countdown

A special event featured experts from the world of nuclear threats and security, who shared personal accounts from their lives.

Tip Sheets
Get the Facts. Fast.

Our new Tip Sheets page is an important resource for writers and producers who need the facts on compelling health topics. 

Must Watch
Mandy Moore on Older Adults

The co-star of NBC's This Is Us explains how her show is changing the way older adults are depicted on TV. #RethinkAging

Video
How to Be a Protector

Our PSA shows you how to put on the superhero cape and “Be a Protector” for loved ones at high risk during the pandemic.

Addiction & Recovery
Breaking the Stigma

HH&S brought together experts to discuss how Hollywood can help change the narrative around addiction and mental health. 

When our show decided to take Rebecca and her family on this [Alzheimer’s] journey, we immediately called Hollywood, Health & Society, and their help made all the difference in getting these episodes right.

Mandy Moore

Co-star, "This Is Us" (NBC)

 

Maternal Health
Racism & Childbirth

Our panel explored why black women are three to four times more likely to die after giving birth than white women.