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Reporters use fellowships to take in-depth look at health care issues
Last year, AHCJ awarded five Reporting Fellowships on Health Care Performance and the fellows produced a rich variety of projects on the…
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AHCJ award-winner’s work foretold N.Y. moratorium on certain supplements
AHCJ members likely weren’t too surprised on Feb. 3, when the New York Office of the Attorney General ordered four major…
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What a reporter learned following primary care residents
We’ve posted a new tip sheet and a new “How I did it” piece that may yield some story ideas…
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Panels, key speakers announced for Health Journalism 2015
California’s Silicon Valley – an intersection of health and technology – will be home to Health Journalism 2015, AHCJ’s annual conference…
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Welcome these new AHCJ members
Please welcome these new professional and student members to AHCJ. All new members are welcome to stop by this post’s…
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Second open-enrollment period discussed at Atlanta chapter event
The Atlanta chapter of AHCJ and the Alliance for Health Policy sponsored a Dec. 2 event focused on the second…
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D.C. journalists gather for annual holiday celebration
In one of the best attended D.C. chapter events, nearly 50 health journalists, along with several industry and government officials,…
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On the move: Latest news about AHCJ members
The latest report on AHCJ members’ awards, fellowships, job changes and other news includes Christie Aschwanden, Jennifer Boen, Karen Brown, Pieter…
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Freelancer concerns: You might get caught in your pajamas
Freelance journalist Jenni Prokopy recently agreed to do a podcast interview, not realizing that it would include video. Working at…
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Why some LA kids are affected by diabetes, obesity
In Los Angeles, the chances of a child developing type 2 diabetes fluctuates by ZIP code, according to Ellen Iverson,…