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Political operatives warn campaigns: Don’t trust prediction markets

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By Emily Kennard
| Capital Gazette Verified
Invasive green crabs are bad for the environment so New Englanders are starting to eat more of them
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Political Operatives Warn Campaigns: Don’t Trust Prediction Markets

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By Emily Kennard
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The slow decline of traditional polling has left politicos, who are always desperate for numbers, in a lurch. Two venture-backed prediction market companies are offering nothing short of magic to meet those needs: real-time odds on who will win elections, and even projections of how much they will win by. As these companies lean into aggressively gamifying — or rather, gamblifying — U.S. politics, political operatives are warning campaigns not to take them seriously.
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Georgia Southern study finds link between breastfeeding rates and COVID-19 outcomes across Georgia

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By Emily Kennard
| Who Cares? Casual Conversations with Southern Scholars
A new Georgia Southern University study suggests that long-standing differences in maternal and child health, specifically breastfeeding rates, may help explain why some communities were affected more severely by COVID-19 than others. Led by faculty in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health, the study found that Georgia counties with lower breastfeeding initiation rates experienced higher COVID-19 cases and related mortalities across the overall county population.
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