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Several AHCJ members are part of a new book, “The Craft of Science Writing,” which was published at the beginning…
Do you wrestle with ways to illustrate numbers when writing about vaccines? Dr. Gretchen LaSalle, a family physician in Spokane,…
In a recent social media post, a fellow journalist asked how others get up to speed on reporting about topics…
Many journalists have little to do with the final headline that ends up on their story, while others — such…
Like many reporters, I have developed several niches in my reporting within medical research. I most often write about pediatrics,…
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All great stories begin with great reporting. But how do you make your copy snap, crackle and pop? Use some…
“Can you afford to write a book?” This question keeps many journalists awake at night. It also served as the…
Most journalists do a great job of writing for their audience. But it can be easy to forget that part…
Top editors offered great advice for journalists interested in freelancing for health trade publications during a panel at Health Journalism…
When online commenters get nasty, it’s tempting to just write them off as trolls. But is it possible that sometimes…