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How to cover the survivors of firearm violence
In a multi-part KCUR series, two reporters investigate what happened to the survivors of the February 2024 Kansas City mass shooting.
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Reporting the respiratory triple threat: Preparing for flu, COVID and RSV season
In this webinar, the CDC’s Dr. Demetre Daskalakis spoke about how to report on the respiratory triple threat this season:…
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9 story ideas to cover now about AI-driven algorithm use in health care
Journalists can find several follow-up story ideas from a 2024 Pulitzer finalist series on the dangers of using AI to…
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Biased devices: Reporting on racial bias in health algorithms and products
In this webinar, learn how these algorithms and devices work, how bias creeps in, the toll it takes, and efforts…
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Reporters uncover conflicts and dubious data on latest Alzheimer’s drug
A blockbuster story in The BMJ showed major concerns surrounding the approval process, efficacy and safety of the Alzheimer’s drug…
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Hospital mergers and health care price increases: A primer for reporters
In this webinar, learn what can be done to slow market consolidation and reduce harm to patients and local economies…
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Want to join an association for gun violence reporting?
Journalists have launched the Association of Gun Violence Reporters to provide a collaborative space for people reporting on the topic.
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Webinar: Learn about AHCJ’s U.S. Health System and International Health reporting fellowships
In this webinar, learn about two AHCJ fellowships to advance the craft of health journalism and encourage nuanced, informed reporting.
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Placenta-on-a-chip: How one STAT reporter clearly described this complicated tech
STAT reporter Deborah Balthazar tells AHCJ what inspired her story on “placenta-on-a-chip” and offers advice for lively tech writing.
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AHCJ announces valuable new member benefit in partnership with Examine.com
AHCJ is excited to announce that members can now access Examine.com, a resource for science-based analysis on nutrition and fitness…