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Journalism partners announce second year National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships (SHERF)
Journalists interested in building careers reporting on science, health and the environment are eligible to apply for cross-cutting fellowships designed…
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Period-tracking apps, online search histories could be scrutinized in post-Roe world
Within days of the Supreme Court ruling overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade case, information about abortion spread rampantly online. One area…
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New tip sheet explores health equity in reproductive health care
It may take months or years before we grasp the health-related ramifications of the Supreme Court ruling that makes it legal…
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Sources and tips for reporting on health equity in reproductive health
This tip sheet focuses on health equity in three key reproductive health measures: unintended pregnancies, birth control use and abortion.…
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June Lunch and Learn: Tips for negotiating contracts
You have just signed with a new client with the promise of a steady gig, or you have successfully pitched…
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Covering aging among the American Indian/Alaska Native population
The graying of America is inescapable. The U.S. Census Bureau projects people over 65 will outnumber those under 18 for the first…
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A closer glance at long COVID: What to know
Long COVID, long haulers, post-COVID syndrome, post-acute sequelae of COVID — from the early days of the pandemic — there…
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New tip sheet addresses uptick in Lyme disease cases
Lyme disease, caused by bacteria carried by black-legged ticks, is more common than previously understood and is on the rise.…
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New resources and story ideas for covering ticks
Ticks are emerging earlier from winter hibernation and staying active longer because of climate and deforestation, according to public health…
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Some communities may be unprepared for July launch of 988 hotline
A new report from RAND Corp. suggests many communities may not be prepared to fully implement the vision of the…