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Here’s what the limited research we have on transgender health tells us
Here are some major themes in transgender health research so journalists can contribute to more accurate coverage of these issues.
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What to know about FDA’s new Digital Health Advisory Committee
The administration’s panel on digital health was spurred by the recent explosion of AI in health care, said one committee…
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AHCJ announces valuable new member benefit in partnership with Examine.com
AHCJ is excited to announce that members can now access Examine.com, a resource for science-based analysis on nutrition and fitness…
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Why many Medicare beneficiaries are not getting prescribed home health care
A recent analysis of Medicare claims data found recommended post-hospitalization home health care declined significantly over six years.
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Author, professor, journalist Lara Salahi joins AHCJ as health equity beat leader
AHCJ recently welcomed seasoned journalist, author, and professor Lara Salahi as its new health equity beat leader.
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New research shows how cities can optimize the environmental benefits of trees
New research highlights how a mixed canopy of trees instead of one or two species in an urban environment can…
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Features of the Inflation Reduction Act you should cover now
There are at least three stories to write about other IRA provisions and how opponents of the law may file…
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New ‘structural’ patient safety measure for hospitals: What to know
Most U.S. hospitals will soon be required to report whether they follow 25 best practices to ensure patient safety, to…
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Tips for contextualizing summer violence
Data consistently shows that as temperatures rise in the U.S. during the summer, so do the number of shootings.
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Lunch and Learns are back after summer hiatus
AHCJ’s monthly Lunch and Learn networking will return in September, during which freelancers catch up and chat about a designated…
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