With a year of posts behind us, we thought it would be a good time to look back and see what posts proved to be the most popular – or at least the most read:
- Lewin group linked to private insurers
- Autism news raises question: When is an embargo not an embargo?
- Hensley joins NPR’s expanding health team
- Report: $25,000 buys access to Post’s health reporters
- CDC monitors H1N1 swine flu-human reassortment
- Oransky to take helm at Reuters Health
- Top N.Y. neurosurgeons suspended, sued
- Pharma industry still finding its way in social media
- Hospital says it gives content to short-staffed media
- Kuklo scandal spotlights DoD/Medtronic ties
- ‘Playing through’ concussions is damaging
- Where to find the facts on health care reform
- CBS questions CDC’s H1N1 prevalence estimates
- VA officials seize reporter’s audio recording
- Oprah’s health advice needs a shot in the arm
- Autism and vaccines: A failure to communicate
- Will pharmacists play a role in H1N1 vaccinations?
- Covering Obama’s stance on stem cell research
- Appleby to report for Kaiser Health News
- Prevention vs. treatment in global health
- FDA staff calls for end to corruption, wrongdoing
- Mentally ill patients, elderly mix in nursing homes
- Three health-care issues Obama, Congress will face
- Jost discusses consumer-driven health plans
- Tim Tebow’s head fuels concussion debate
Congratulations to Pia Christensen, Andrew van Dam, and all of those who have contributed to Covering Health. Thanks to their efforts, it’s been a year of scoops, curation, context, and everything else you would expect from a top-notch blog.
But don’t just take the words of someone whose name appears at #6 on this list (speaking of the kind of full disclosure Covering Health would demand):
“a good place to find out what our colleagues are writing, to get story ideas, sources, and help, and links to other articles you might have missed”
http://ksjtracker.mit.edu/2009/11/06/covering-health-blog-congress-considers-sugar-tax/
Kudos, and keep up the great work!
Ivan Oransky
Executive Editor, Reuters Health
Treasurer, AHCJ Board of Directors