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Understanding and covering the evolving landscape of the ‘good’ death
Until the 1920s, most Americans died relatively quickly and at home, surrounded by things and people – including their minister,…
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Flying into Cleveland for #AHCJ16? Take the Red Line to downtown
When you fly into Cleveland Hopkins Airport for Health Journalism 2016, you can get to your downtown hotel by taking…
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Take the opportunity to tour a world-class medical history museum
The seed for the Dittrick Medical History Center and Museum was planted in 1894 by the Cleveland Medical Library Association.…
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The Road to Cleveland: Haven’t booked your hotel yet?
If you haven’t already booked your hotel for Health Journalism 2016, you should do so immediately. While the conference hotel, Cleveland Marriott…
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Resources for covering HIV/AIDS in the aging population
Thanks to a variety of antiretroviral medications available, especially the widely used HAART combination therapy, those who contracted HIV/AIDS from…
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Conference offers occasion, sources to report on key issues of aging
The Older Americans Act – signed into law on July 14, 1965 – mandated a national conference on aging every…
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Report, webinar look at public beliefs about aging vs. what experts know
I lucked out when I attended an American Society on Aging Conference in the late 1990s and met the person who…
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Exploring risk factors, rates of suicide in seniors
Jules Rosen, M.D., a certified geriatric psychiatrist and chief medical officer at Mind Springs Health, the largest provider of psychiatric…
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Cleveland-Akron chapter hears about using journalism skills for grant writing
Cleveland-area health care journalists and writers learned about grant writing as an option for freelancers to use their journalistic skills…