Michele Cohen Marill is a Health/Medical Writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in themes related to health and wellness, education, and workforce development, with a focus on lifelong learning and professional development. Michele's work has been featured in notable outlets including Health Affairs, USA TODAY, and WIRED, among others.
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Michele Cohen Marill's coverage primarily focuses on health and scientific topics, with a specific emphasis on local stories in Atlanta and Georgia. Her articles often cite data and cover evolving stories, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting on ongoing developments.
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By: Joaquin Tamayo
Students are making it clear that AI cannot replace a human developmental relationship.
By: Michele Cohen Marill
Early Monday morning, a couple who traveled on the MV Hondius—the cruise ship with a rare and deadly hantavirus outbreak—were wheeled into Emory University Hospital’s Serious Communicable Diseases Unit. They wore full protective gear, including hoods and gowns, as did the health care workers who greeted them. Television helicopters hovered overhead, tracking their movements, from their climb down the steps of the charter plane to their arrival in ambulances at their temporary medical home. But the concern turned out to be a false alarm—at least for now.
Strengthening and expanding apprenticeships may provide a crucial solution in the middle of the worst labor market for young adults since the pandemic.
The AI economy presents new challenges for foster youth transitioning to adulthood. We must use the moment to level the playing field, not widen inequities.
By: Karen Pittman
Maxwell Shei is an accomplished pianist and music producer. But the thing he is most proud of is what he and his friend Sebastian Dang have done to create Open Keys
By emphasizing outcomes over youth engagement, are we lighting the flame — or quietly putting it out?
Pairing mental health topics with visual arts activities mitigates the stigma and allows for a calmer experience while processing heavier topics.
By: Sarah Veader
Abuse prevention lives in the unscheduled moments — and in the systems that support staff and protect youth.
Although new federal and state student homelessness support policies are needed, colleges must do more now to ensure students don’t fall through the cracks.
As attention spans decline, we must create more engaging opportunities for children to work with physical reading and writing materials.
