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NPR journalist offers storytelling tips from her caregiving podcast
When longtime NPR journalist Kitty Eisele became a full-time caregiver for her dad, she found herself unprepared for the medical,…
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Journalist offers tips for investigating private equity firms
Editor’s note: This is the second of two posts on covering private equity.Lack of transparency is a giant hurdle in…
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Why it’s important to cover hospitals suing patients over medical debt
Recent news shows the need for health care journalists to investigate the aggressive measures hospitals use when patients can’t pay…
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Journalists intensify coverage of the harms of private equity
Critical coverage of private equity firms — which buy companies and restructure their operations in order to quickly sell them…
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Covering artificial intelligence in health care: A primer
With more and more stories being reported about the applications of artificial intelligence platforms in health care, it may be…
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Artificial intelligence roundup and tipsheet to gear up for 2023 reporting
Artificial intelligence, or the use of computer science to simulate human intelligence, seems to be becoming increasingly widespread in health…
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Bivalent booster efficacy and covering vaccination rates among seniors
The CDC is urging everyone, especially older adults (65+) to get their bivalent COVID-19 booster as soon as possible. Among hospitalized…
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Science writer addresses COVID-19 virus origin story in new book
Among the many controversies connected to the pandemic is the question: Where did SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, come…
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Freelancers: AHCJ’s 36 market guides can help you craft your pitches
Photo by George Milton via pexels.It’s that time again when I provide a snapshot of the latest market guides that…
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Reporters shed light on unsubstantiated drug price increases
Last year, the makers of seven widely used prescription drugs raised prices substantially without any new clinical evidence to justify…
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