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Why rest and sleep aren’t the same — and why journalists should know the difference
Check out these tips for journalists who want to understand rest better for their readers and themselves.
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ChatEHR allows Stanford docs to query patient health records
ChatEHR allows clinicians to gain information from a patient’s medical records.
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Magazine editor shares how he got access to health insurer’s darkest secrets
Learn how New York Magazine editor Chris Stanton got insider info from four former health insurance executives.
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Telling the story of the pivot on homelessness policy
Trump’s new executive order on homelessness prioritizes surveillance and institutionalization over treatment and support, critics say.
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CMS trials prior authorization for select Medicare services
A new CMS pilot program that imposes prior authorization on several procedures potentially opens the claims process to fraud and…
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How a reporter got the scoop on a startup helping patients taper off antidepressants
Learn how WIRED reporter Kate Knibbs covered a health startup helping patients taper off antidepressants without debilitating side effects.
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Following the money and the mission in corporate social responsibility campaigns
Whether driven by reputation, regulation, or real commitment to change, corporate social responsibility efforts increasingly shape how communities access care.
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Medicaid cuts: Tips for covering the legal frontlines
Deepen your reporting and capture the ripple effects of intensifying legal battles against cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and ACA subsidies.
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Why your coverage should focus on prevention as tick-borne diseases spread
As tick-borne diseases spread in a warming world, health journalists can help spread awareness of effective prevention methods.
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RFK Jr. wants us all to wear health trackers — will it work?
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared his vision that all Americans wear a digital health device within the…