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Lunch and Learns are back after summer hiatus
AHCJ’s monthly Lunch and Learn networking will return in September, during which freelancers catch up and chat about a designated…
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AHCJ members elect two new board directors, four incumbents
Renuka Rayasam and Jonathan Rockoff will join AHCJ’s Board of Directors after the largest voter turnout in five years.
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HUD releases guidance for protecting families against extreme heat
Prompted by nationwide heat waves, the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development published guidelines for managing extreme heat.
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‘Your Local Epidemiologist’ talks public health communication
At HJ24, Dr. Katelyn Jetelina unpacked the biggest challenges in spreading public health information and what the government could do…
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CDC director, NYC health head discuss restoring trust in public health in keynote
CDC Director Mandy Cohen and NYC Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan spoke during HJ24’s keynote session in New York City.
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Pre-pandemic level crowd flocks to Big Apple for HJ24
Hundreds of journalists and people interested in health care gathered in NYC for AHCJ’s Health Journalism 2024 conference.
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AHCJ’s Hospital Inspections site is back online with updates
The site contains an easily searchable database of hospital inspection reports showing violations from January 2011 to the present.
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Longtime AHCJ member Marshall Allen, prize-winning investigative reporter, dies at 52
Longtime AHCJ member Marshall Allen will be remembered as a patient advocate and champion of a more just health care…
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AHCJ advocacy prompts NEJM Group to abandon ‘unfair’ credential policy
The NEJM Group has rescinded a month-old policy that barred certain publications from having advance access to embargoed articles.
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Jyoti Madhusoodanan selected as AHCJ’s first Civic Science Fellow
The yearlong role will focus on increasing awareness of racial bias in health research and clinical algorithms, and how that…
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