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How a reporter from The Atlantic got RFK Jr. to talk
At HJ26, The Atlantic’s Michael Scherer said he had to think like RFK Jr. — to see himself as “the…
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Journalists offer advice on uncovering medical stories in court with surgical precision
At HJ26, three reporters gave tips for finding a treasure trove of health care stories within the U.S. court system.
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What primary care needs to fight chronic disease and lower health care costs
The crisis in primary care: What does the future hold? By Zoë Buhrmaster/Montana Fellow Despite the data backing primary care…
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Protecting vulnerable sources and the public’s trust: A balancing act
Are my sources at risk? Troubleshooting the ethics and law of source privacy, protection and security By Lynn Arditi/ Rhode…
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States brace for sweeping Medicaid work requirement
Medicaid work rules are coming. Can states handle it? By Jaymie Baxley/North Carolina Fellow Medicaid beneficiaries in states that expanded…
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Drug prices are falling for some patients, but not all
Pills, prices, and policy: Prescription drugs in the Trump era By Alexander Castro/Rhode Island Health Journalism Fellowship A frequent and…
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Practical tips for working with data, and what to do when it’s missing
Data journalism for health care reporters By Robin Berghaus/AHCJ-Texas Health Journalism Fellow Health data is often stored in private servers,…
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How new immigration policies could reshape the U.S. health care workforce
Health Workforce 101: The role of immigrant workers in the U.S By Tracey Drury/New York Health Journalism Fellow Changes to…
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Minneapolis clinic counters the health fallout of immigration enforcement
At HJ26 in Minneapolis, panelists spoke about the short- and long-term health consequences of aggressive immigration enforcement.
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How to navigate the complex challenges and potential impact of reporting about domestic violence
At HJ25, panelists encouraged journalists to explore the full narrative of what domestic violence is and survivorship feels like.