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When will it stop?: Covering gun violence as an ongoing health crisis (plus resources)
Editor’s note: We are making this article available in the wake of the Texas school shooting and because of the…
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New tip sheet highlights benefits, use of palliative care
Palliative care, also known as comfort care, isn’t just for people at the end of life. It is also an effective…
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Reframing the conversation on palliative care
The COVID-19 pandemic has helped sharpened the focus on palliative and end-of-life care. However, it is critical not to confuse or conflate…
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The Monkeypox threat and what we have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic
The world isn’t done with the SARS-CoV-2 virus pandemic, and now another pathogen has public health officials on high alert:…
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Wednesday webinar to explore film shedding light on the youth mental health crisis
During the making of “Hiding in Plain Sight: Documenting the crisis in kids’ mental health,” a then-executive at the National…
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HHS says employee directory will be restored, but it may be limited
AHCJ secretary and co-chair of Right to Know Committee In early May, reporters started noticing that a handy resource had…
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May Lunch and Learn: Sources and Reporting
Whether you are reporting on a fast-turnaround news story or a juicy feature, gathering the information you need to tell…
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How to the tell the story of nurses of color experiencing racism at work
When Nada Hassanein read the press release about a survey that shed light on racism nurses of color are enduring…
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Brain-computer interfaces translate thoughts to actions
Imagine if a computer or assistive technology could process the thoughts of a person paralyzed or lacking the ability to…
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Going beyond umbrella statistics when covering health in LGBTQ communities
Reporters covering LGBTQ people are encouraged to go beyond umbrella statistics, become familiar with appropriate terminology and avoid framing stories…
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