- How to be a Responsible Journalist When Covering Ebola: Guidelines from the Society of Professional Journalists.
Media Messages and Perceptions of Risk for Infection: A CDC report documenting how during the 2014-15 outbreak the public often was misinformed about how Ebola spreads. - Mass Media Coverage Helps Slow Down Disease Spread in an Epidemic: A study in the Journal of Theoretical Biology on the role the media can play.
- When Writing About Ebola, What Images Should You Use?: Poynter tips on using sensitive images for Ebola stories.
- AHCJ worked with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, the National Association of Country and City Health Officials in 2011 to develop guidance on what information should be made public on what information should be made public when someone dies or falls ill during a public health emergency.
- RTDNA’s collected coronavirus coverage and newsroom safety guidelines
