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To effectively report on medical research, you should understand how big a difference that an intervention or an exposure makes.…

BRAINS!!! What zombie wouldn’t be thrilled to hear scientists are growing brains in Petri dishes? It’s like a zombie’s dream…

Photos accompanying news stories about vaccines are notoriously awful, both in effect and in verisimilitude. They often feature large needles…

One of the oldest and most influential medical journals in the world is The Lancet. Based in the UK, the…

From the moment I saw the study — and editorial and editor’s note — among JAMA’s embargoed studies, I knew…

As the editors of the prestigious medical journal anticipated, the newly published Canadian study is causing a stir. The paper,…

Donald A.B. Lindberg, M.D., 85, the director emeritus of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) within the U.S. National Institutes…

The Association of Health Care Journalists is accepting applications for the 2019 AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellowships. AHCJ has teamed up…

It’s a well-worn mantra: Correlation does not equal causation. But even if we know this, is it always accurately and…

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Few moments are more gratifying to a freelancer than a new contract landing in our inbox. Contracts solidify the hard…
