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Reporters use fellowships to take in-depth look at health care issues
Last year, AHCJ awarded five Reporting Fellowships on Health Care Performance and the fellows produced a rich variety of projects on the…
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Journalists learn about emerging health technologies
More than a dozen journalists gathered at the ECRI Institute’s Plymouth Meeting, Pa., research campus, for sessions focused on gadgets,…
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Sullivan, autobiography recognized with NAACP Image Award
Louis W. Sullivan, who spoke to Health Journalism 2014 attendees about his just-released autobiography, has won an NAACP Image Award…
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Welcome these new AHCJ members
Please welcome these new professional and student members to AHCJ. All new members are welcome to stop by this post’s…
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Focus is on closing the gap, ending stigma for World AIDS Day 2014
Today is the 26th Annual World AIDS Day. This year, the theme for World AIDS Day is “Close The Gap,”…
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Welcome these new members to AHCJ
Please welcome these new professional and student members to AHCJ. All new members are welcome to stop by this post’s…
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New blog gives first-person account of Ebola treatment in West Africa
Ebola coverage has been ubiquitous, but fairly short on eyewitness perspective. This BMJ blog, “The Ebola Diaries,” gives readers on-the-ground insights from…
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Addressing the controversy over ‘chronic Lyme disease’
Covering Lyme disease can be a complicated endeavor. It’s hard to diagnose, and it’s even more difficult to decide what…
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Welcome AHCJ’s newest members
Please welcome these new professional and student members to AHCJ. All new members are welcome to stop by this post’s…
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Award-winning journalist honored with scholarship in her name
A new scholarship for students who show promise in medical journalism will honor longtime health journalist Marianne D. Mattera, who…