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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Lisa Eramo
Lisa Eramo, independent journalist, Cranston, R.I.:What sessions have you enjoyed the most so far? All of the freelance ones have…
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Growing challenges to safety, adequacy of drug supply #ahcj13
Essential, commonplace drugs are in short supply, including morphine, epinephrine and chemotherapy agents. Those shortages have led to a greater…
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Freelancers share strategies, tools for maintaining quality #ahcj13
Freelancers have a lot on their plates: pitching, making deadline, managing their time. In the Health Journalism 2013 session “Freelance:…
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Stem cells: Hope or hype? #ahcj13
The public’s hope for stem cell cures remain high, but scientists warn that many basic problems with this approach remain…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Elizabeth Devita-Raeburn
Elizabeth Devita-Raeburn, 46, an independent Jojrnalist in New York City, is the author of “The Empty Room,” a memoir of…
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Hospitals struggle to find ways to reduce avoidable readmissions #ahcj13
About one in five Medicare patients hospitalized for heart attacks, heart failure or pneumonia will be back in the hospital…
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Nearly 800 attend AHCJ’s annual conference
A record crowd attending Health Journalism 2013 saw AHCJ unveil its own searchable news application of hospital inspection reports, heard…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Tracey Drury
Tracey Drury, Buffalo, New York, Buffalo Business First: Favorite panel: When experts disagree. “While I don’t know how much I’ll be able…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Tina Tsomaia
Tina Tsomaia, 39, a native of the Republic of Georgia, is studying at New York University. Tsomaia is an assistant…
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Relating global health to your local audience #ahcj13
Multiple drug-resistant tuberculosis and counterfeit or contaminated drugs have been major problems in countries abroad, but we are now hearing…
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