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Health journalism
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AAMC’s annual workforce report packed with data
The American Association of Medical Colleges has released its annual workforce report for 2009, and it’s full of enough state-by-state…
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Covering Health: First year’s most popular posts
With a year of posts behind us, we thought it would be a good time to look back and see…
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Public broadcasters have H1N1 site for journalists
Public Radio Exchange’s FluPortal.org, funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and done in collaboration with NPR, aims to provide…
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Hospital says it gives content to short-staffed media
Lindsey Miller of Ragan Communications Inc., a publisher of corporate communications, writes that Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has…
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Lieberman: Work got better with blogging
Heath Meriwether of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism’s Write Stuff blog interviewed AHCJ Immediate Past President Trudy Lieberman about…
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Resources to cover mental health and the military
AHCJ offers resources to help journalists cover the wide range of health topics, including those surrounding the military, veterans and post-traumatic…
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Industry unleashes millions to fight sugary drink tax
Joe Eaton of the Center for Public Integrity and Christine Spolar of the Huffington Post Investigative Fund look into how…
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10 selected for 2009-10 AHCJ-CDC fellowships
The Association of Health Care Journalists has announced the selection of the second class of AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellows. The…
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Heisel: H1N1 reporters should get out the test tubes
Antidote’s William Heisel recommends that journalists looking to dive deeper in H1N1 issues pull out their test tubes, put on…
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Texas Tribune’s launch has health data, stories
As you may have noticed, the much-anticipated nonprofit news site Texas Tribune launched today. From the start, the venture is…