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Survey finds broad, bipartisan support for gun violence prevention policies
Both gun owners and non-gun owners across political lines widely support gun violence prevention policies, a new survey found.
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The pitch that landed a Slate feature on ‘self-aware narcissists’
Freelancer Nick Keppler’s recent story on “self-aware narcissists” caught a Slate editor’s attention. See how he structured his pitch.
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Preparing for reporting on autism, vaccines and related science
In this webinar, learn how to navigate the science behind autism, vaccines and the expected HHS report on autism causes.
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How to cover the ongoing confusion over COVID vaccines
Reporters need to plan ongoing coverage of the COVID-19 vaccine approvals, recommendations, access, insurance coverage, and barriers for their local…
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Gun violence prevention efforts and research the Trump admin has targeted so far
Since President Trump returned to office, cuts and layoffs related to gun violence prevention have hit the CDC, the NIH…
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How to highlight the homelessness crisis in older adults
Learn how health journalist and former AHCJ president Felice Freyer wrote about homelessness and older adults.
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For many cancer patients, free screening tests lead to costly care
A June SCOTUS ruling saved millions from paying for preventive screening tests — but costs for follow-up care can be…
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4 U.S. journalists selected for AHCJ German Health Care Study Group
The Association of Health Care Journalists is pleased to announce the four U.S.-based journalists chosen for the inaugural AHCJ German…
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Covering the fallout of NIH funding cuts on health equity research
It’s important to explain both the short- and long-term consequences of the NIH funding cuts while navigating politically charged rhetoric…
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Should freelance journalists get an LLC? A Q&A with financial expert Chase Spenst
Making yourself an official business has some legal and tax benefits, but the process isn’t without costs.
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