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Panel learns why there’s no easy fix for high drug prices
One of the best sessions at Health Journalism 2019 in Baltimore was the panel discussion about drug prices on May…
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Panelists explain how to begin mastering medical studies
At some point almost all health care journalists will need to cover a medical study or two. When that happens,…
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Scientists look for new antimicrobials and urge government incentives
Researchers are looking to old drugs, plants and viruses in a race to find new ways to kill disease-causing microbes…
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Conference coverage 101: New tip sheet can ease your experience at the event
Covering medical conferences is the bread and butter of many health journalists, especially if they write for trade publications. A…
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This is the brain on health disparities: Their role in dementia
In a recent commentary in JAMA Neurology, Elisa de Paula França Resende, M.D., of the University of California, San Francisco,…
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Diversifying your sources can improve your reporting
It’s an easy trap to fall into: call the hospital public relations department and ask to speak with an authority…
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Panelists break down the realities of precision medicine and immunotherapy
Are precision medicine and immunotherapy overhyped as cancer treatments, or do they hold such tremendous promise that we are only…
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Opioid epidemic, rural health spurring wider adoption of telehealth, panel says
In just the past few years, telehealth has gained some momentum, in part spurred by the opioid epidemic and an…
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Freelance investigative reporting may not be easy, but it’s possible
Investigative reporting is not easy as a freelance journalist, but it’s not impossible either. The Health Journalism 2019 session on…
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Spotlight Q&A with member David Wahlberg, Wisconsin State Journal
Where are you from/how far did you travel? So I sort of had to travel from Madison, Wis., although I…
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