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Need fresh ideas for a popular science magazine

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Participants Carol Myers53Daniel Chavez14Angela Wright
Carol Myers53 Carol Myers53 NewcomerOP
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I'm looking for some fresh inspiration here—basically, I need a brainstorm session for potential topics for a pop-science medical magazine.
Who should I be interviewing? What kind of deep dives should I tackle? Maybe reaching out to organizations like the CDC or SAMHSA for pieces on anti-smoking campaigns, the opioid crisis, drug addiction, or whatever else is hitting the headlines lately... I want stuff that actually feels new, you know? Not just the same old recycled junk...
Honestly, throw anything at me. No idea is too out there.
Thanks in advance.
Daniel Chavez14 Daniel Chavez14 Member
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Wrong subforum. Move this over to Health.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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Carol Myers53 said:I’m looking for some fresh inspiration regarding potential topics for a popular science medical journal.
Who should I interview, what subjects should I tackle, which organizations should I reach out to for guest articles (anti-smoking campaigns, the opioid crisis, drug addiction, etc.)—anything new...
Any and all ideas are welcome.
Thanks in advance.

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