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Feeding Tubes in Advanced Dementia Association (Jean Kutner presentation)
Jean Kutner, M.D., M.S.P.H., Gordon Meiklejohn endowed professor of medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine, spoke on the panel…
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Reporting on Renal Palliative Care (Lewis Cohen presentation)
Lewis Cohen, M.D., professor, Tufts University School of Medicine, spoke on the panel “Spotting the gaps in evidence, ethics and…
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Tweet Dreams (Gil Asakawa presentation)
Gil Asakawa, manager of student media, University of Colorado-Boulder, spoke on the panel “The art of the tweet.”
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Know Your Limitations Or, Debunking The Easy Way (Ivan Oranksy presentation)
Ivan Oransky, M.D., vice president and global editorial director, MedPage Today, spoke on the panel “How to read medical studies…
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Lessons from reviewing 1,889 stories (Gary Schwitzer presentation)
Gary Schwitzer, publisher, HealthNewsReview.org, spoke on the panel “How to read medical stories – and write smarter stories.”
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Interventions might alleviate poverty’s impact on child health
We know that about 45 percent of American kids are growing up in families that are poor or near poor,…
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Dental tourism: Americans leaving the country for oral health care
Experts say many thousands of Americans are now going abroad for dental care. The growing phenomenon of dental tourism is…
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Avoiding the ‘Trinity Trap’ when reporting on health promotion
Health care is but one element of what makes the biggest difference in health outcomes – social factors play a…
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Deadly Neglect (Deborah Schoch presentation)
Deborah Schoch, senior writer, CHCF Center for Health Reporting, moderated the panel “Investigating senior care.”
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Late-life Mental Health: Dementia, Depression, and Suicide (Jules Rosen presentation)
Jules Rosen, M.D., chief medical officer, Mind Springs Health/Colorado West Inc., spoke on the panel “New realities in aging.”
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