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While vaping is less harmful than cigarettes, suggesting vaping is healthy or implying that e-cigarettes are risk-free is highly inaccurate.

Changes to how NIH grants are selected could affect which questions researchers can study, which populations are included and how…

The Environmental Justice Index offers reporters a way to find communities where environmental hazards, social and health risks overlap.

Sometimes, what’s missing from rural health data may be just as important as what’s there, said ETSU’s Michael Meit during…

A new study in JAMA indicates that journalists reporting on rural health disparities should consider those in end-of-life care.

Nonverbal communication methods like Rapid Prompting Method are receiving renewed scrutiny in the news. Here’s how to tell the story.

Research suggests that many Americans view inequities in health care as systemic issues. Here are some reporting approaches to showcase…

While Outbreak Culture focused on the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, which would subside, the central question that drove my…

GLP-1s are challenging how clinicians and society think about obesity, but weight stigma remains prevalent, said panelists at HJ26.

Experts at HJ26 said journalists have a responsibility to identify and push back on policies and actions that contribute to…
