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Covering medical studies
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How a new White House proposal could fundamentally change American science
In this webinar, we discuss the potential impacts of a Trump admin plan to overhaul how federal research grants are…
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A conversation on ‘The Cure for Everything’: Where American public health is and where it’s headed
In this webinar, Michelle Williams will share lessons from her book “The Cure for Everything” that could inspire story ideas…
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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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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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Reporting on closing the research to health care delivery gap
Covering the U.S. health care system’s shortfalls, as well as programs that are enhancing health delivery, can help build awareness, transparency…
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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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Why reporters need to level up their medical studies coverage
At HJ25, panelists spoke about reporting on medical studies and the crucial role DEI plays in health research.
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Uncovering misconduct among the Alzheimer’s ‘amyloid mafia’
At HJ25 in L.A., Charles Piller spoke about his book delving into the world of Alzheimer’s research misconduct.
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A new publication fights spin in research abstracts
The No-Spin Evidence Review aims to counter overly rosy study abstracts by offering more balanced summaries of research findings.
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Reporter uncovers potential data manipulation by top researcher
Science reporter Charles Piller discusses how he discovered evidence of a prominent neuroscientist’s research misconduct.
