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Three tips for covering FDA advisory committee meetings
It’s crucial to understand what’s at stake when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seeks expert advice on medicines and…
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Fishing in Regulations.gov for savvy sources
Many major decisions about medical care and health policy in the United States are settled in the wonky world of…
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Journalism partners announce second year National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships (SHERF)
Journalists interested in building careers reporting on science, health and the environment are eligible to apply for cross-cutting fellowships designed…
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Applications open for 2022-2023 Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowship
Are you an early-career journalist interested in boosting your knowledge of science, health or environmental reporting? AHCJ is now accepting…
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AHCJ announces new board members for 2022-23
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Freelance Journalists Laura Beil, Randy Dotinga, and Deborah Schoch have been elected and will join three incumbents…
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Sources and tips for reporting on health equity in reproductive health
This tip sheet focuses on health equity in three key reproductive health measures: unintended pregnancies, birth control use and abortion.…
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Covering aging among the American Indian/Alaska Native population
The graying of America is inescapable. The U.S. Census Bureau projects people over 65 will outnumber those under 18 for the first…
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New resources and story ideas for covering ticks
Ticks are emerging earlier from winter hibernation and staying active longer because of climate and deforestation, according to public health…
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Registration open for Rural Health Workshop 2022
What does it take to keep a rural hospital open in the state with the highest rural hospital closure rate…
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U.S. baby formula shortage spotlights maternal, infant health disparities
As the U.S. baby formula shortage stretches into summer, it continues to underscore that income level, employment type and geography…