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Surge in Electric Scooter Accidents Spurs School Bans

Many K-12 schools and college campuses have banned or limited electric scooters as recent data shows e-scooter injuries…

Insights February 4
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Sexual Misconduct Claims Account for 30% of Large Losses in K-12 Schools, Colleges

The two largest losses for educational institutions in 2025 -- $750 million and $36.2 million -- were related…

Insights January 29
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5 Healthcare Duress Alert Trends from 2025

New healthcare duress alert data from CENTEGIX shows when and where workplace violence incidents are impacting hospital staff.

Insights January 27
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High School Principals Share How Immigration Enforcement Impacts Students

About 70% said students from immigrant families have expressed concerns about their well-being or the well-being of their…

Insights January 7
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How Common Are College Mass Shootings and What Is Being Done to Mitigate Them?

Mass shooting threats are often unforeseeable but there are policies and procedures that have proven to reduce the…

News January 5
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Transgender Youth Suicide Attempts Decrease When Pronouns Are Respected

However, only 46% of of transgender or nonbinary youth reported that their pronouns were widely respected by people…

Insights December 17
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Over 70% of Doctors Have Personal Data Exposed on People Search Sites

A new study reveals the widespread exposure of medical professionals' personal information online, increasing their vulnerability to stalking,…

News December 10
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Kids Who Returned to School Sooner During Pandemic Had Better Mental Health Outcomes

The probability that a child would be seen by a mental health provider was reduced by 43% in…

Insights December 9
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Kids and Cell Phones: Early Smartphone Use Linked to Depression, Obesity

A new study found 12-year-olds who own a smartphone are at an increased risk of obesity, depression, and…

Insights December 3