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What reporters need to know about hospital-at-home programs
Hospital-at-home programs — in which patients receive care at home instead of a hospital — have grown in popularity since…
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How to cover the growing field of telesurgery
Telesurgery uses robotic surgical systems and wireless networking to connect surgeons to patients who are geographically distant.
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Lyme disease is changing in a warming world — and so should the news
Framing Lyme disease as a climate story is crucial for public awareness, policy action, and understanding how ecological shifts are…
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German Health Care Study Group Informational Webinar
In this webinar, learn about the AHCJ German Health Care Study Group, a weeklong, immersive experience in Berlin this October.
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Board approves new bylaws for AHCJ, Center for Excellence
The AHCJ Board of Directors has approved a new set of bylaws, updating the rules for the first time since…
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How to navigate the complex challenges and potential impact of reporting about domestic violence
At HJ25, panelists encouraged journalists to explore the full narrative of what domestic violence is and survivorship feels like.
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Under harsh new work rules, millions will get kicked off Medicaid
A new work requirement for Medicaid members is one of the most important stories to cover about the federal megabill.
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Freelancing with ADHD: How to embrace your strengths and manage the challenges
Lots of freelance journalists have ADHD. Here’s how they make it work — plus bonus advice from a psychologist.
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What to know about the new Alzheimer’s blood test
The FDA recently approved a new blood test for Alzheimer’s that researchers say helps doctors diagnose it earlier and at…
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The broken promises of ghost networks
At HJ25, experts said ghost networks — health plan directories of providers not accepting new patients — pervades American health…
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