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How I Did It
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How one investigative reporter took a local approach to covering COVID-19
Many journalists are searching for new ways to report on the impact of COVID-19. One approach is to mine public…
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How I Did It: Marilynn Marchione concludes an impressive career in medical writing
Marilynn Marchione was the Associated Press’s chief medical writer for the last 10 years of her long career in journalism.…
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Apps for substance use disorders, other conditions, may not be as private as we think
About one in five Americans report using mobile health applications (apps), according to survey data published by Gallup in 2019.…
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Researcher and advocate for reproductive health equity tells her own story
When Jallicia Jolly gave birth to her first child, Rose, in February, she experienced some of the disparities in care…
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STAT health tech reporter says speed in the sector is a double-edged sword
Erin Brodwin is a San Francisco-based health tech reporter at STAT. Since 2019, she’s covered artificial intelligence in health care,…
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Science writer follows the trail of tick bites and a meat allergy
A feature story exploring how some ticks can cause people to develop an allergy to meat was one of the…
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How Liora Engel-Smith covered efforts to address the resident shortage in Western N.C.
Rural health care facilities must employ enough professionals to meet the needs of their communities. But maintaining the health care…
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Freelance writer finds wearable technology can boost health
Can you use wearable devices to improve your fitness and health? AHCJ member Andrea King Collier, an independent journalist in…
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Science journalist Siri Carpenter says ‘follow the money’ to combat misinformation
Among the biggest challenges for health and science writers over the past year is how best to respond to misinformation.…
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How they did it: Reporting on junk health insurance plans
Early in May, ProPublica health care reporter Jenny Deam wrote about the financial ruin that often results when unknowing consumers…
