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Hospitals rethink charity for those passing on Obamacare
The basic calculation uninsured people had to make this first open enrollment season in the ACA is whether to get…
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Researchers ‘owe’ the public information about financial ties #ahcj14
When writing about medical studies, reporters should always ask researchers about any financial relationships with drug companies or device manufacturers.…
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Covering ACA numbers? The semantics matter
With big new sign-up numbers coming out of the state and federal exchanges, Politico health care reporter Kyle Cheney reports…
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ACA numbers: Subtle differences in the words matter
Kyle Cheney With the new sign-up numbers coming out of the state and federal exchanges, Politico health care reporter Kyle…
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Covering prescription drug data
With more data on relationships between doctors and drug companies soon to be released, Charles Ornstein reports on some ways journalists can use…
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Freelance: Coolest tools to find a story, research it, write it and share it
This tip sheet features freelance reporting tools for productivity, writing, editing, and research. These tools were the focus of a…
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Journalists high on health journalism for AHCJ’s annual conference #ahcj14
Journalists from all corners of the U.S. and some other countries gathered in the Mile-High City last week to learn…
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Storytelling Tips, Shooting Solo and Finding the Human Element
Joy Robertson of The Food Channel offers some tips for shooting great video solo and on a deadline.
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Mile-High City draws crowd for Health Journalism 2014
AHCJ’s first Mountain States conference – Health Journalism 2014 – brought journalists from across the United States and beyond to…
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Offit challenges reporters to avoid false balance #ahcj14
Paul Offit, M.D., has had it with the journalistic canard of false balance as a reflexive stand-in for objectivity –…
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