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10 in-depth considerations for observational studies using big data
In a recent 13-part series about databases frequently used in medical research, JAMA Surgery provided a 10-item checklist for researchers…
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When reporting on surveillance programs, look for the denominator
Surveillance is the process or system for tracking cases of risk factors, medical conditions, disease cases, adverse events, etc. Journalists…
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‘Don’t believe the hype:’ Carreyrou talks about reporting the Theranos story
Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou spoke about his award-winning investigation of Theranos at Health Journalism 2018. (Photo: Len Bruzzese/AHCJ) John…
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Bringing superbugs to life for the radio
Lynn Arditi Lynn Arditi, a health reporter with Rhode Island Public Radio recently delved into the world of antibiotic resistant…
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What to know about hypertension and older adults
Hypertension is a common, but serious chronic condition among adults worldwide. In the U.S., The American Heart Association (AHA) estimates…
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Covering health insurance? You’ll want to tap these sources on a regular basis
Covering health insurance markets can be a daunting task. Insurance itself can be extremely complicated, especially when writing about it…
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For series on doctor shortages, reporter tackles a local health story as big as the U.S.
Kerry Klein Kerry Klein, from Valley Public Radio, won first place for Health Policy (small outlet) in AHCJ’s Awards for…
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Many adults aren’t getting their vaccines: How to report on this trend
In the United States, far too many people – including many older adults – don’t get what they need to…
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Health Journalism 2018: Presentations
Speaker’s presentations and tip sheets from AHCJ’s 2018 conference.
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Free health data for journalists: How to make the most of it
Health care data are increasingly being collected by nonprofits and private companies as part of their work and business –…