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Journalists invited to apply for Midwest Health Journalism Program Fellowships
Thanks to a grant from a group of Kansas and Missouri health foundations, the Association of Health Care Journalists (based…
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New fellowship program encourages examination of health care systems
The Association of Health Care Journalists has announced a new fellowship program to help journalists understand and report on the…
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Board adjusts scope of exhibit hall
A limited number of trade associations and partisan foundations will be allowed to exhibit at next year's AHCJ conference under…
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Patient safety, reform, H1N1 top annual conference agenda
More than 500 attendees of Health Journalism 2010 took advantage of news-breaking speakers, experts on the impact of Health Policy,…
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2009 winners named in health journalism awards
Investigations into questionable autism treatments, the safety of generic drugs, claims denials by disability insurers and the global trade in…
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AHCJ seeks consistency in medical meeting policies for news media coverage
The Association of Health Care Journalists has asked medical organizations to end policies that bar journalists from recording or photographing…
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Annual conference to offer panels, field trips and more
Health Journalism 2010, set for April 22-25 in Chicago, is expected to draw hundreds of reporters, editors, news directors and…
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AHCJ calls for better information from hospital accreditation Web site
The Association of Health Care Journalists has called upon the Joint Commission, the nonprofit agency that accredits hospitals, to do…
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Health journalists cite uneven disclosure of H1N1 deaths across country
An informal poll of AHCJ members from across the country, as well as a review of press releases and news…
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Major journalism groups demand agency end newsgathering constraints
Eleven major journalism organizations, representing thousands of journalists, are demanding the U.S. Food and Drug Administration end requirements that journalists…
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