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AHCJ plans Health Journalism 2021 in Austin; still time to submit ideas
Update: AHCJ’s annual conference rescheduled for October We’ve got a lot to talk about. Health Journalism 2021 in Austin, Texas,…
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AHCJ backs public data about COVID-19 hospitalizations
The Association of Health Care Journalists strongly urges the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to keep public all…
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Membership selects new board members for 2020-21
Joyce Frieden, Washington editor at MedPage Today, and Keren Landman, M.D., a freelance journalist based in Atlanta, join four incumbents…
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Run for a spot on AHCJ’s board of directors
Candidacy statements for AHCJ’s annual board elections are now being accepted. Each year, members in AHCJ’s professional category elect members for the association board…
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Reporters suddenly thrown into health beat need veterans’ support
In an op-ed for the Columbia Journalism Review, Ivan Oransky, M.D., draws on an apt metaphor for reporters from other…
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AHCJ creates introductory membership for non-health journalists
The Association of Health Care Journalists has announced a special, limited-time membership offer for non-health journalists suddenly thrust on the…
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AHCJ announces winners of 2019 health journalism contest
Investigations into flawed or corrupt health-care practices won many of the top honors in the Association of Health Care Journalists’…
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AHCJ suspends membership expirations during virus efforts
The Association of Health Care Journalists has announced a “no-expiration policy” during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Memberships that would normally…
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AHCJ cancels next month’s annual conference
Due to safety concerns and travel limitations related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual conference of the Association of Health…
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Journalism groups ask candidates to take a stand on press freedoms
Will the next president respect the rights of a free press? It’s a question vital to democracy, yet rarely posed…