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February Lunch and Learn: Website makeovers
In this Lunch and Learn, participants discussed the challenges of setting up a professional website and whether it was worth…
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Minnesota journalist uncovers lawsuits Mayo Clinic filed against patients
In July, US News and World Report ranked the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., as the nation’s best hospital for…
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NIH leader highlights disproportionate impact of long COVID on Black and Hispanic adults
The disproportionate and long-term effect of COVID-19 on Americans of diverse racial and ethnic communities remains under covered, according to…
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Recalls in at-home medical devices and cybersecurity risks top 2023 health tech hazards list
The nonprofit patient-safety organization ECRI in January released its annual report of the top 10 health technology hazards for 2023.…
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New tip sheet: High-risk pathogen research and resources for coverage
Image of the Lassa Virus by NIAID via Flickr.A type of research in which scientists alter the genetic code of…
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New recommendations for high-risk pathogen research: Resources for coverage
February 2023 A type of research in which scientists alter the genetic code of pathogens with pandemic potential to understand…
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Health IT editor shares top trends to follow in 2023
What health IT trends should reporters look out for in 2023? I spoke with Colin Hung, chief marketing officer and…
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Why freelancers should attend Health Journalism 2023
Photo by Paola RodriguezEditors attentively listen to freelancers pitch their ideas.Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect the…
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Playwright puts racism in health care on the stage
“Weathering,” a play that premiered last fall, takes on a public health crisis. The story centers on the grief that…
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What to know about the state of patient safety
Many prominent voices have raised alarms about deficiencies in patient safety as staffing shortages have increased.
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