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Right to Know Committee resumes talks with HHS media office, affirms appeals process
If you’re having problems getting information from a federal health agency, don’t give up: You might have recourse within the…
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Health Journalism 2021 postponed
Dear AHCJ members, AHCJ staff have been monitoring the emergence and spread of the Delta variant closely over the last…
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Longtime AHCJ member Judi Kanne combined knowledge and compassion in her work
Judi Kanne regularly gathered compelling story ideas from her many conversations, travels and meetings, then dug into subjects with the…
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Vaccinations required for Health Journalism ’21; registration opens Thursday
AHCJ Members, We have been working hard to put the pieces together for our annual conference Oct. 28-31 in Austin,…
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Membership selects new board members for 2021-22
Christine Herman, health reporter at Illinois Public Media, and Sebastián Martínez Valdivia, public health reporter at KBIA and adjunct instructor…
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Goodbye to the big/little organization that makes a huge difference
Monday will be my final day as AHCJ’s director of education, as announced some weeks ago. I plan to help…
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New health equity core topic leader Newsome is veteran freelance reporter
Melba Newsome is the new AHCJ core topic leader for health equity. A veteran freelance journalist from Charlotte, N.C., she…
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Prizes go to AHCJ membership survey raffle winners
Dear AHCJ members, In April we asked for your feedback for a membershipwide survey on AHCJ’s benefits and offerings –…
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Agriculture secretary will headline Rural Health Journalism Workshop
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will be a featured speaker for AHCJ’s Rural Health Journalism Workshop June 21-23. Journalists attending…
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New AHCJ core topic leader will provide help covering health IT
Karen Blum is the new AHCJ core topic leader for health information technology. A health care and science journalist in…