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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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Warning labels could help regulate social media. But will it make us healthier?
The Surgeon General recently called for warning labels on social media, the first time it’s been equated with harmful substances…
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Go beyond the headlines to cover stories on drug-price negotiations
Consider these story angles when reporting on the Biden administration’s recent agreement with drug manufacturers to lower prices.
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How a team of journalists reported on toxic gas leaking from Texas oil wells
This joint investigation looks into the health threat of hydrogen sulfide leaking from Texas oil wells and how residents are…
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The Trace seeks input from journalists for new gun violence data hub
The nonprofit newsroom is looking to connect with journalists covering gun violence, crime, public safety and public health.
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How rising health care prices are harming employers and families
In this webinar, learn about the rising spiral of health care prices and the impact it’s having on employers and…
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How to cover the new race-free lung function calculator
Researchers say that an updated lung function equation used to decide eligibility for some jobs and disability benefits will affect…
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New study suggests that sometimes, a race-based algorithm could improve health equity
Algorithms with a variable for race could — under certain conditions — help reduce health disparities surrounding colorectal cancer.
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AHCJ thanks volunteer contest judges; sign-ups open for 2024 contest
The 2023 contest drew more than 400 entries in 14 categories and winners were announced at the annual conference in…
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