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AHCJ partners with NAJA to launch 3-part webinar series
AHCJ is proud to announce that it is partnering with the Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) to launch a webinar…
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March Lunch and Learn: Is pitching worth the effort?
Freelancers have a love-hate relationship with pitching. It is the best (and sometimes only) way to break into publications. Sometimes…
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Mental health disorders soar, but psychiatric bed count remains low
Mental and behavioral health disorders have reached a historic peak. And once again, the nation’s lack of inpatient psychiatric beds…
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U.S. hospitals brace for potential Russian cybersecurity attacks
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has the potential for trickle-down impacts on U.S. hospitals in the form of cybersecurity attacks. While…
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Announcing the Pia Christensen Conference Assistance Scholarship
Due to overwhelming response, we have closed the application for the Pia Christensen Conference Assistance Scholarship for Health Journalism 2022.…
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5 angles to consider when covering drug-price reform
Want to know why little gets done when the U.S. Congress takes up proposals to control drug prices? One recent…
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AHCJ names conference travel scholarship for Pia Christensen
Due to overwhelming response, we have closed the application for the Pia Christensen Conference Assistance Scholarship for Health Journalism 2022.…
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The legacy of Dr. Paul Farmer: Health equity abroad — and at home
In the recent history of global public health, the late medical anthropologist and physician Paul Farmer, M.D., Ph.D., stands out…
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Poynter researcher offers tips for COVID-19 reporting and verifying data
Like many of you, I’ve spent a lot of time over the past two years searching the internet and social…
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Ready for PitchFest? More freelance market guides to help you prepare
Photo by Suzy Hazelwood from Pexels. Before you leave for Health Journalism 2022 in Austin at the end of April,…
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