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Get to know the parts of a medical conference
Making sense of a medical conference schedule can be overwhelming at first. Journalists, read this before you go.
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Why reporters should cover this week’s CDC meeting on hepatitis B vaccine and more
A CDC committee will discuss its current policy of universal hepatitis B vaccination at birth and other recommendations from Dec.…
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Trust, public health reporting and the CDC: Insider perspectives
In this webinar, hear from former CDC officials on where to go for reliable reporting resources after the dismantling of…
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Medical conference coverage: Learn the basics
Find out what a medical conference is and what it involves, including oral abstracts, research posters, CME sessions and exhibit…
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New institute to fill gap on oral infection guidance after CDC cuts
The new Institute of Dental Safety and Science aims to develop oral health guidance and infection mitigation recommendations now that…
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Where to find accurate vaccine information amidst the CDC’s ongoing collapse
With the CDC no longer a trustworthy source, use these resources to find reliable, accurate, evidence-based information about vaccines and…
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Countering false and misleading claims about Tylenol and autism from the top
Journalists must rely on evidence, medical societies and experts to counter misinformation from federal agencies about Tylenol and autism.
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Preparing for reporting on autism, vaccines and related science
In this webinar, learn how to navigate the science behind autism, vaccines and the expected HHS report on autism causes.
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How to cover the ongoing confusion over COVID vaccines
Reporters need to plan ongoing coverage of the COVID-19 vaccine approvals, recommendations, access, insurance coverage, and barriers for their local…
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3 new vaccination reports offer well of useful resources for journalists
Several recent publications provide journalists with key data and context for reporting on vaccination and infectious diseases.