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Award winner urges coverage of nursing homes
Last summer, Theo Francis, then working for The Wall Street Journal, wrote a compelling report about a disturbing trend in…
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Appleby to report for Kaiser Health News
After 10 years at USA Today, where she covers the health care industry for the business section, Julie Appleby has…
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AHCJ extends discount on conference registration
AHCJ’s early-bird registration rate for Health Journalism 2009 – one of the best deals in journalism training – will be…
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AHCJ members part of new St. Louis health section
In an encouraging move, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch will be placing greater emphasis on health coverage with the planned launch…
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AHCJ member moves to Kaiser Health News
AHCJ member Mary Agnes Carey has been hired as a senior correspondent at Kaiser Health News, a nonprofit news service…
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Kleyman joins New America Media
After 20 years at the American Society on Aging, Paul Kleyman has left his editorship of Aging Today. He has…
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AHCJ launches mentoring program
AHCJ, long known for its supportive network of members, has launched a more formal program to link members seeking some…
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Fellows to spend a week studying at CDC
The first class of AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellows will learn about public health issues at two Atlanta campuses of the…
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Novack joins EBSCO Publishing’s medical division
John Novack, a former member of the AHCJ board of directors, has joined EBSCO Publishing as a medical market development…
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Catch up with AHCJ members; get book discount
The third edition of “Health Care Policy and Politics A to Z,” by NPR health policy correspondent Julie Rovner, has…