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Where to get more answers about COVID-19
Key questions, such as just how contagious the virus is, how deadly it is and whether there will be widespread…
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Association announces winners of 2019 health journalism contest
Investigations into flawed or corrupt health-care practices won many of the top honors in the Association of Health Care Journalists’…
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Global reporting in the age of coronavirus
MicheleCohen Marill The coronavirus pandemic has altered our world with whiplashing speed. It is reshaping health journalism for months, or…
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How one series focused on what U.S. can learn from other countries’ health systems
Dylan Scott, a health care reporter for Vox, and his colleagues completed a multi-part series on how other countries have…
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Resources for reporting the impact of COVID-19 on older adults
We know that older adults and those with serious underlying medical conditions are among the most susceptible to complications from…
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AHCJ cancels next month’s annual conference
Due to safety concerns and travel limitations related to the COVID 19 pandemic, the annual conference of the Association of…
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Tips on finding and vetting experts during a disease outbreak
When covering a hot, fast-moving health issue like a disease outbreak, a severe weather event or other public health emergency,…
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Resources to help you monitor the impact of recent health insurer mergers
One of the big annual stories to watch in recent years is the impact that consolidation among health insurers will…
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Lessons learned while tracking a UCSD anesthesiologist’s drug abuse and diversion case
Cheryl Clark When patients undergo surgery, the anesthesiologist usually administers more than one type of drug. Some tackle pain, so…
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Leveraging in-person opportunities enabled reporter to turn out dementia series on a tight deadline
Katherine Foley Reporter Katherine Foley explains how she developed ideas for a five-story series about the cumulative costs of dementia and possible ways…