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Impossible odds persist for many on organ transplant waitlist
Getting an organ transplant is a game of chance where your odds depend on the color of your skin, the…
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More hospitals will get dangerously overcrowded, researchers project
Without changes in the hospitalization rate or staff bed supply, the national hospital occupancy rate will climb to 85% by…
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From nonfiction to fiction: How a health care reporter wrote and sold her first novel
Journalist Amanda Eisenberg, whose first novel comes out in April, says journalists already have many skills that translate to fiction.
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Reporters uncover overlooked red flags after a Tennessee school shooting
In the weeks following a deadly Nashville, Tenn., school shooting, reporters found several warning signs overlooked by authorities.
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Tracking the Trump Administration’s effects on science and health care
It’s imperative that journalists communicate the local, tangible effects of Trump’s federal government disruptions to their readers.
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Telehealth is falling short among Medicaid recipients, study says
A new study suggests that telehealth isn’t serving Medicaid beneficiaries well since they’re less likely to get substance use disorder…
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Are states prepared for older, lower-income populations?
A recent report is a reality check on a looming crisis for many states: providing adequate services and support for…
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What journalists should know about race-based prescribing
Help your audience understand the differences between genetic ancestry, which can affect drug responses, and the social categories of race…
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UMass digital hub provides peek into future of remote patient management
The 20,000-square-foot digital hub merged many of the health system’s remote patient monitoring functions into one building.
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SCOTUS will hear case threatening no-cost preventive care
If SCOTUS rules the ACA’s no-cost preventive care provision as unconstitutional, Americans would need to pay for such care or…
