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Natural disasters, wars, and pandemics amplify the health burden among people who are poor or marginalized. They also reveal the…

Disparities by race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status and geographical regions persist in the U.S., despite significant public health advancements, medical…

Rural health care facilities must employ enough professionals to meet the needs of their communities. But maintaining the health care…

The American Psychological Association’s Psychological Services journal is preparing to announce its first call for papers in the field of…

One in seven Americans is now 65 or older, comprising an increasing share of the U.S. population, according to the…

The history of inequity in medical studies is long and harrowing, and it continues today. But at least today, there…

Melba Newsome is the new AHCJ core topic leader for health equity. A veteran freelance journalist from Charlotte, N.C., she…

News organizations continue to grapple with ways to include in their stories more COVID-19 experts from underrepresented racial and ethnic…

The Association of Health Care Journalists has announced the selection of a new class of AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellows. The…

Journalists interested in building careers reporting on science, health and the environment are eligible to apply for new cross-cutting fellowships…
