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journalism
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From the rowdy to the reverent: How to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day like a Bostonian #ahcj13
You don’t have to wander too far in Boston to find a bit of Irish. The place is still full…
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Fellowships, new jobs for AHCJ members
Longtime AHCJ member Eileen Beal was awarded a MetLife Journalists in Aging Fellowship to attend the Gerontological Society of America…
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Member close-up: Lisa Chedekel
While on The Hartford (Conn.) Courant’s investigative team, Lisa Chedekel gravitated toward health as a beat. “For me, in-depth stories…
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Grant enables center to continue reporting on Calif. health issues
The California HealthCare Foundation has awarded a new three-year grant to the CHCF Center for Health Reporting. The $3.725 million…
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Newly named NYT editor spoke to AHCJ about health coverage
Jill Abramson, who will become executive editor of The New York Times in September, welcomed health journalists to AHCJ’s 2007…
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Scenes from day one of the conference
The first day of Health Journalism 2011 included workshops on mapping and charting health data, criteria to help reporters accurately…
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EWA winners include health-related stories
The Education Writers Association announced the winners of the 2010 National Awards for Education Reporting yesterday. Since education and health…
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Ind. station runs ‘canned’ story about Fla. boy
Jeremy Cox, medical reporter for the Jacksonville (Fla.) Times-Union, calls our attention to a television report about a boy who…
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New project covers health care in Florida
A health journalism project has launched in Tampa, Fla., supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, reports the Tampa Tribune…
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AHCJ’s own featured as journalist to follow
A bow to AHCJ’s own Pia Christensen, featured in the May/June SPJ Quill as part of a “Journalists to Follow”…