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Covering long COVID, the hidden epidemic
In this webinar, we heard from a rehabilitation physician specialized in treating people with long COVID and a journalist living…
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How to cover this year’s worsening respiratory illness season
Respiratory illnesses are seeing an uptick in 2024. Here’s what you need to know to report on COVID, RSV, the…
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How to report on the uptick in zoonotic virus outbreaks
Viruses are jumping from animals to humans at an increasing rate each year, according to a new study. Here’s how…
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Understanding the bigger public health debate on COVID-19 booster vaccines
When reporters interview experts about the booster shots, it’s critical that they clarify whether the expert’s comments represent only their…
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Curbing the confusion: Strategies for covering the latest COVID booster shot approvals
As reporters prepare stories about new COVID booster recommendations, it’s crucial they work to dispel any confusion about the shots…
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Why now is the time to report on sepsis
One out of three patients who dies in the hospital has sepsis, which causes 350,000 deaths a year. Here’s how…
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How to report on the COVID-19 uptick when the public says ‘meh’
COVID-19 cases have begun rising again as the new school year looms. Here are some fresh angles for covering the…
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Tip sheet: Questions to ask at medical conferences when time is short
Here are some of the best questions you should ask presenting researchers, outside experts and attendees at medical research conferences.
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Before Tuskegee: An investigative project just waiting to happen
Many Americans know the story of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, but most are likely unaware of the Julius Rosenwald Fund…
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How the Dobbs ruling and abortion restrictions could affect the way clinical research is done
Abortion restrictions in states could affect where medical studies can be ethically conducted and the options available to participants who…