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Loneliness and health inequity are post-COVID-19 stories to cover, reporter says
A Q&A with freelance writer Fran Kritz on covering the pandemic for NPR and story ideas after the global health…
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Q&A: What to know about new Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi
The FDA granted full clinical approval to Leqembi (lecanemab) on Thursday, July 6, making it only the second new drug…
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Tip Sheet: Dementia and older adults — what to know about covering this multidimensional disease
Dementia is complex, nuanced and multi-faceted. It goes beyond Alzheimer’s disease, encompassing brain changes from a variety of causes, for…
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News stories offer cautionary tales for journalists covering AI and tech
Two recent news stories in NPR/STAT and the Wall Street Journal showcase limitations in AI that journalists should be aware…
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30 years after Jack in the Box scandal, food safety issues still underreported
Decades after fast food chain Jack in the Box served undercooked hamburgers, sickening 700 people and killing four children, lack…
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Run for the AHCJ board and help shape our future
Run for the Association of Health Care Journalists Board of Directors in 2023.
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Why it matters: If you must cover an animal study, don’t forget this variable
When covering an animal study, pay attention to the conditions of the lab animals’ environment and how those conditions might…
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Reporting beyond the medical studies on PFAS ‘forever chemicals’
The “forever chemicals” known as PFAS have been getting more attention in the past few years as multiple studies have…
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Report exposes worrisome health trends in Black and Indigenous women of childbearing age
Many American women of reproductive age have high rates of chronic conditions like diabetes and obesity that may be linked…
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Tips for reporting on the health impacts of a boiling world
Worldwide, extreme heat kills at least 300,000 people each year. “High temperature events” have numerous adverse health effects that can…
