Shannon Monnat
@smonnat.bsky.social
Rural demographer & pop health scholar; Director of the Center for Policy Research at Syracuse Univ; 1st gen college; lover of days with no meetings; check out our research briefs:
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Reading that felt like an icepick to my temple.
December 18, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Reading that felt like an icepick to my temple.
And "interrogate". And "the ways in which".
December 17, 2025 at 12:11 AM
And "interrogate". And "the ways in which".
Thanks for posting and for sharing with us your data for the figure!
December 12, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Thanks for posting and for sharing with us your data for the figure!
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Not an expert, just a writer, but yes. While not specifically about misinformation, I think the work of Jennifer Karas Montez, et al on state policies is relevant to the information environment. I see links all the time in my reporting.
www.milbank.org/quarterly/ar... c: @smonnat.bsky.social
www.milbank.org/quarterly/ar... c: @smonnat.bsky.social
US State Policies, Politics, and Life Expectancy | Milbank Quarterly
Context: Life expectancy in the United States has increased little in previous decades, declined in recent years, and become more unequal across US
www.milbank.org
November 15, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Not an expert, just a writer, but yes. While not specifically about misinformation, I think the work of Jennifer Karas Montez, et al on state policies is relevant to the information environment. I see links all the time in my reporting.
www.milbank.org/quarterly/ar... c: @smonnat.bsky.social
www.milbank.org/quarterly/ar... c: @smonnat.bsky.social