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Importance of Actionable Burden Assessment, Risk Stratification, and Profile-Specific Interventions in Dyadic Loneliness Care

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By Yinzhen Wu, Y. -C. Wu, Junman Luo
| Wiley Online Library Verified
We read with considerable interest the article by Sung and Chan [1], which explored loneliness in family caregiver–care recipient dyads and its implications for caregiver burden. This study provides valuable evidence that loneliness in dementia-related caregiving should be understood as a dyadic phenomenon rather than an isolated individual experience.
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From Conflict to Coexistence: California’s New Wildlife Plan

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By Yinzhen Wu, Lizzy Liautaud, Elainna Hemming
| USC Annenberg Media Verified
The California Wildlife Coexistence Act, a bill promoting coexistence between humans and wildlife in California, was approved by the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee last Tuesday. The bill, originally proposed by California state Senator Catherine S. Blakespear in February, aims to reduce human-wildlife conflicts through public education, nonlethal deterrents and a wolf-livestock compensation fund for ranchers.
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USC earns ‘A’ in ADL campus antisemitism report card after last year’s ‘C’

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By Constanza Montemayor, Yinzhen Wu, Zayane El Solh
| USC Annenberg Media Verified
The University of Southern California received an ‘A’ grade in the 2026 Campus Antisemitism Report Card released by the Anti-Defamation League, up from a ‘C’ the university received last year. According to the ADL — an international advocacy organization working against antisemitism — the percentage of universities receiving ‘A’ or ‘B’ grades nationwide increased from 41% in 2025 to 58% in 2026, reflecting stronger policies and clearer enforcement against antisemitism across campuses.
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