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Health journalism
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Cinematic techniques can add pop to stories, says Pulitzer winner at #AHCJ17
All great stories begin with great reporting. But how do you make your copy snap, crackle and pop? Use some…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Ethnic Media Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Ethnic Media Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Healthier Beat Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Healthier Beat Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. This program, aimed at better training…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Rural Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Rural Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support these…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Academic Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Academic Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support these…
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Eyre’s Pulitzer-winning work shows power of hard data, big numbers
In two days in December, the Charleston Gazette-Mail published two blockbuster articles about the opioid crisis in West Virginia, the…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Kansas Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Kansas Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support these…
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Journalists to learn about security, privacy tools and practices
Imagine you’re researching a story about a new medical device undergoing federal review. You send an email to a source…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-Rhode Island Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-Rhode Island Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support…
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Announcing the 2017 AHCJ-New York Health Journalism Fellowships
Congratulations to our AHCJ-New York Health Journalism fellows, who will be attending Health Journalism 2017. We were able to support…