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Tiffany Eckert
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News Reporter and Producer, KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)
Eugene
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smashing the patriarchy, life changes., late diagnosis ADHD divorce, singlehood, feminismDating, relationships, motherhood raising children, ageing
Content
By Tiffany Eckert Verified| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified New research from the University of Oregon reveals that a person’s political beliefs affect the trust they have in their own doctors and health care providers. During the COVID-19 pandemic, UO political scientist Neil O’Brian started thinking about health and politics. Witnessing the partisan response to masking and vaccines, he wondered just how far distrust in medicine might extend? O’Brian conducted surveys, randomly sampling nearly 2,000 people.
By Tiffany Eckert Verified| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified A couple dozen postal workers gathered in front of Eugene’s Main Post Office on Tuesday, to rally against threats to privatize the U.S. Postal Service. Cassidy DiIenno handles tons of mail at the Central Distribution Center in Springfield but she took time to join the rally and wave at passing cars. “My sign says, ‘The post office belongs to the people, not the billionaires!’ It’s just showing that we’re not owned by anyone,” she said.
By Tiffany Eckert Verified| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified New research from the University of Oregon reveals that a person’s political beliefs affect the trust they have in their own doctors and health care providers. During the COVID-19 pandemic, UO political scientist Neil O’Brian started thinking about health and politics. Witnessing the partisan response to masking and vaccines, he wondered just how far distrust in medicine might extend? O’Brian conducted surveys, randomly sampling nearly 2,000 people.
Company Info
KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)
Eugene, Oregon, United States
+1 541-463-3000