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Infants dying, women at risk: Medical literature describes wide-ranging consequences of Dobbs
Scientific studies have begun to show the effects of state abortion restrictions on patients since the Supreme Court overturned Roe…
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Trauma-informed reporting 101
Health care journalists need to learn the proper reporting techniques before interviewing people who have experienced trauma.
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What to know when covering the booming Medicare Advantage market
Panelists at Health Journalism 2024 talked about how to untangle the complex web that is Medicare Advantage.
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Children in U.S. face rising risk of losing a parent to firearm violence or overdose
Drugs and firearms caused 23% of all parental deaths in the U.S. in 2020 compared to 12% in 1999, researchers…
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Writing about health care interventions? The HealthNewsReview criteria are as relevant as ever
Here’s why you should use HealthNewsReview’s patient-centered approach to reviewing stories about health care interventions.
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Opportunities to localize coverage from International AIDS Conference
New advances in HIV PrEP, prevention and viral suppression at AIDS 2024 Conference can translate to local story ideas.
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How they did it: Colorado journalists show power of collaboration in UCHealth debt collection exposé
Learn how journalists from five news outlets revealed that UCHealth files roughly eight debt collection lawsuits per day.
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May Lunch and Learn: Find the right mix of assignments
In our May Lunch and Learn, participants discussed their strategies for making sure they have plenty of work without getting…
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April Lunch and Learn: The nomad life
One of the major perks of being a freelance writer is being untethered to an office, allowing us to create…
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Conversation with Medicare director focuses on drug price negotiations
Dr. Meena Seshamani, director of the Center for Medicare, spoke about improvements to the Medicare drug program at HJ24.
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