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Covering antibody tests for the novel coronavirus
During a webcast on antibody testing for the new coronavirus, Elitza S. Theel, Ph.D., director of the Mayo Clinic’s Infectious…
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Understanding COVID-19 transmission as communities attempt to reopen
As we move into summer and states are lifting more restrictions on community interactions, how should reporters be writing about…
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Covering the effect of the coronavirus on Native Americans
For an in-depth look at how to report on the effect the novel coronavirus is having on Native Americans, AHCJ…
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Understanding the path to a COVID-19 vaccine
The race to develop a vaccine against SARS-CoV2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is picking up speed. There are more…
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Freelancing during COVID-19: Tips from AHCJ members
Health care reporters across the world have stepped up to cover COVID-19, and some freelancers have reported that they’re covering…
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Older adults, coronavirus and food insecurity
Millions of older adults sheltering at home face another crisis—food insecurity. Many lack the financial cushion to stock up on…
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How to cover health disparities and COVID-19
Long-standing racial disparities and gaps in access to health care services are having an impact on communities across the country…
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Responsible coverage of coronavirus preprint research
AHCJ’s panel of experts will discuss what preprints are, why they exist, how they fit into the scientific research ecosystem,…
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Understanding health evidence — A COVID-19 case study
A health crisis like the coronavirus pandemic generates volumes of information that is ever-changing. Journalists must interpret medical data to…
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How COVID-19 will impact rising insurance premiums
In May, health insurers will submit health insurance premium rate requests for 2021 to state insurance commissioners. Sabrina Corlette, a…