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AHCJ member news: Awards, fellowships, new jobs, books published and more
Jeff Baillon, an investigative reporter at KMSP-Minneapolis/St. Paul, received a 2013 National Headliner Award for health/science reporting. The story, “No…
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Resources for reporting on compounding pharmacies
Seven patients in Tennessee are sick after injections from a compounding pharmacy, health officials say. AHCJ has some presentations from a…
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Kipling announced as next editor-in-chief of CHCF Center for Health Reporting
Richard Kipling, an AHCJ member and veteran journalist, will take over the California HealthCare Foundation Center for Health Reporting in…
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Dates, location of Health Journalism 2014 announced
Health Journalism 2014, the annual conference of the Association of Health Care Journalists, will take place in Denver next year,…
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Drugs remain on market despite fraudulent research; FDA withholds information
Despite concluding that a drug research lab’s violations “were so ‘egregious,’ and pervasive that studies conducted there between April 2005…
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AHCJ unveils searchable database of hospital inspections
The Association of Health Care Journalists today launched hospitalinspections.org, a free, searchable news application that compiles thousands of federal inspection…
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E-books may become new outlet for journalists
This is a guest post by Stephen Beale, an AHCJ member and editor of Bulldog Reporter’s Inside Health Media and…
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Welcome to AHCJ’s newest members
Please welcome our newest professional and student members to AHCJ. All new members are welcome to stop by this post’s…
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D.C.-area members gather to celebrate holiday season
This is a guest post by AHCJ board member Phil Galewitz, a senior correspondent with Kaiser Health News. The AHCJ…
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American, Kenyan students to cover global health projects
An initiative at Boston University will attempt to “fill the void in developing-world health reporting” by using students from that…