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Health journalism
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Member evaluates stories for Tracker site
Paul Raeburn, author and Fathers and Families blogger, has started tracking health and medicine stories for the Knight Science Journalism…
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Census data on insurance coverage: The recap
The Census Bureau couldn’t have timed the release of its first American Community Survey data on health insurance coverage in…
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Health journo goes it alone without insurance
Freelance health writer and AHCJ founding member Duncan Moore has gained national attention recently for his Los Angeles Times piece…
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Blogger: Flu reporters got it right this time
Bloggers at Effect Measure have some praise for “flu reporters” and their coverage of a recent NIH press release about…
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Universities unite to present research to consumers
Thirty-five top universities, including many of North America’s leading research institutions, have banded together to create Futurity.org, a site designed…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…