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Three new members elected to AHCJ board; three incumbents re-elected
A journalism professor-medical writer and two freelance health reporters have been elected to the boards of AHCJ and the Center…
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Science journalist: More evidence supports ‘spillover’ COVID-19 origin than lab leak
Science magazine reporter Jon Cohen shares his perspective on the ongoing controversy about COVID-19’s origin and advice for covering it,…
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The federal government aims to crack down on PFAS in drinking water. What happens next?
The federal government intends to regulate PFAS in drinking water. Local water systems will have to follow the new rules.
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Virtual nursing: A possible solution to a national shortage
Hospitals are increasingly using remote virtual nurses to help with administrative tasks and the training of new nurses.
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How I Did It: Turning personal health and tech experience into a national magazine feature
Freelance reporter Rachel Fairbank discusses reporting for Wired about people with chronic illness using data from wearable tech devices.
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Narrative journalism: What it is, what it requires and how to make it pay
AHCJ’s webinar on Monday, July 24, will provide valuable tips for freelance writers who would like to break into long-form…
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A typical workday for freelancer Jeanette Beebe
Freelance reporter, fact checker and audio producer Jeanette Beebe describes her workday.
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Webinar will focus on new book, the ‘lab leak’ theory and keeping an eye out for hazards
In an upcoming webinar with “Pandora’s Gamble” author Alison Young, we will discuss the seriousness of lab leaks and theories…
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How to cover the case that could kill patients’ access to no-cost preventive services
A key provision of the Affordable Care Act is in jeopardy in the case of Braidwood Management Inc. v. Becerra…
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Patients want fast access to test results: Story ideas for journalists
A recent study shows the majority of patients want test results as soon as possible even if the results aren’t…