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How one reporter advanced a hospital cyberattack story
Melanie Evans Melanie Evans has been covering hospitals for many years, but she was not an expert on cybersecurity when…
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Communities grapple with the needs of aging suburbanites
Mom, dad, 2.4 kids, and a dog. The very picture of suburbia has changed vastly since families migrated from cities…
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Efforts pick up steam to expand Medicaid dental benefits for older adults
In a recent story for the Baltimore Sun, reporter Andrea K. McDaniels explored a dilemma getting increasing attention these days…
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KHN reporter turns release into poignant story on affordability
Shefali Luthra knows that too often press releases landing in a journalist’s inbox often go nowhere. But working with her…
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2017 AHCJ-National Library of Medicine fellows selected
Six journalists have been named to this year’s class of AHCJ-National Library of Medicine fellows. The fellowship program was created to…
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CBO: If Trump kills Obamacare subsidies, expect premiums and deficit to soar
In a report that aligns with predictions by health insurers and groups such as the Kaiser Family Foundation, the Congressional…
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Consider these issues when reporting on local dental services for senior citizens
Mary Otto Is the lack of dental care for senior citizens a concern in your area? Have health officials in…
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2017 AHCJ-National Library of Medicine fellows selected
Six journalists have been named to this year’s class of AHCJ-National Library of Medicine fellows. The fellowship program was created to…
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Experts share tips for covering public health
A panel of Altarum Institute experts dove into the politics and policy of broad topics in public health, including the…
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Showing health care reform’s impact on lower-income home health workers
Shefali Luthra Shefali Luthra knows that too often that press releases landing in a journalist’s inbox often can go nowhere.…
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