Category
Core Topics
-
5 story ideas on migrant health crises at the U.S.-Mexico border
Although less visible, the profound public health challenges facing migrants and communities at the U.S.-Mexico border demand attention.
-
Guide helps reframe the narrative on gun violence
A recent guide reframing the narrative on gun violence can help journalists highlight solutions and spotlight communities affected by shootings.
-
Pharmacy benefit managers raised prices by over 1,000% on specialty drugs
FTC staff found that the three largest pharmacy benefit managers drove up prices of specialty generic drugs for cancer, HIV…
-
AI-cloned voices could be added to virtual reality to help patients in pain
Researchers suggested combining a 3-D virtual reality landscape with AI-cloned voices of a patient’s loved ones to help reduce pain.
-
Unraveling the myth: Propublica’s investigation into a bad doc and a reckless hospital
In this webinar, we explore the case of Montana oncologist David Weiner, who stands accused of harming and killing patients.
-
How to use ‘elimination’ and ‘eradication’ correctly in infectious disease reporting
It’s crucial journalists understand that “elimination” and “eradication” have different, specific meanings in regards to infectious diseases.
-
Redlining’s lingering public health legacy
Recent studies show that people from formerly redlined neighborhoods face multiple health disparities including a lower life expectancy.
-
Reporting duo investigates industry sway over the FDA
Reporters Jeanne Lenzer and Shannon Brownlee discuss their latest work, a three-part series on industry influence at the FDA.
-
Hospitals don’t always test AI for accuracy and bias, study says
A new study shows that hospitals often don’t assess AI models using patient data before deploying them, potentially putting patients…
-
Trump’s data purge: What to know about federal infectious disease sites
It’s unclear how much we can rely on the CDC for ongoing, reliable data after more than 1,000 pages with…