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Susan Duncan is an independent reporter in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, who writes for Biology Insights on public health issues. Over four years in journalism, she reported on city government and community news for local print papers, explaining municipal water systems and local regulatory policies for general audiences. Duncan now reports on community health and public utilities.

What Percent of People Actually Get Cold Sores?Skin & Hair
How to Test for STDs at Home: Types, Accuracy & Cost Tests
How to Get an STD Test: Where to Go and What Happens Tests
How to Put On an N95 Mask: Step-by-Step Donning Safety
What an Air Quality Alert Means for Your Health Environment
How to Get an STI Test: Locations, Costs, and Privacy Tests
What Vaccines Are Required for School: By Grade Immunity
What Is Considered a Fever: Low-Grade to High Immunity
Is 100°F a Fever? What the Temperature Really Means Immunity
How Many People Have HSV-1 and HSV-2?Immunity
How Common Are Cold Sores? U.S. and Global Stats Immunity
What Vaccines Cause Autism? What the Science Shows Immunity
Is the Opioid Epidemic Over? What the Data Shows Healthcare
Can You Still Travel Without a COVID Vaccine?Immunity
How Common Is Pneumonia: Cases, Deaths & Risk Groups Heart & Lungs
What Is the Correct Order of Handwashing?Healthcare
Do They Test for HIV in Jail?Tests
What Is the Incubation Period for a Disease?Immunity
What Does It Mean to Be Symptomatic?Healthcare
Is Arizona Tap Water Safe to Drink?Environment
Should I Go to Work With a Stuffy Nose?Healthcare
Is It Safe to Drink Tap Water in Georgia?Environment
Is Knoxville Tap Water Safe to Drink?Environment
When Is Sickle Cell Awareness Month?Healthcare
How Long Can You Wear a Disposable Mask For?Healthcare
Is Idaho Tap Water Safe to Drink?Environment
Will the Health Department Call Me If I Have an STD?Healthcare
Is Tap Water Safe to Drink in Charlotte, NC?Environment
Is Tap Water Safe to Drink in Pittsburgh?Environment
How to Stay Hydrated in the Arizona Heat Safety