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Health Journalism 2015 made me smarter. I’ll give two examples. First, there was the pleasure of listening to Abraham Verghese,…

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Most medical devices marketed in the United States do not need formal approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.…

Nearly 700 people attended Health Journalism 2015, the annual conference of the Association of Health Care Journalists. The gathering, in…

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At a conference, it all seems easy. So many ideas, so many enthusiastic colleagues, so many potential stories. With nearly…

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As a measles outbreak late last year spread from Disneyland to seven U.S. states affecting at least 147 people, one…

In traditional publishing, freelancers know there’s lot of waiting. Pitch an idea and wait. Report, write, and submit your article.…

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Family caregivers of older adults are increasingly experiencing stress-related effects of caring for loved ones and may be putting their…

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was enacted nearly 20 years ago to make reporters gnash their teeth. Not quite,…

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HIV prevention and treatment have undergone a revolution since the disease first appeared, but there are still barriers to reaching…

At the Health Journalism 2015 session, “Freelance: Re-slant and resell ideas to multiple markets,” panelists offered eight tips for turning…
