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Professionals aren’t the only journalists coming to Boston #ahcj13
A look at some of the issues, sessions and ideas to keep in mind for those planning to attend Health…
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Writing about co-ops: A taste of the complexity
I wrote about co-ops as an undercovered Health Policy topic last month and provided some resources about how to cover…
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Transplanted journalist offers tips on getting around Boston, things to see #ahcj13
When I moved to Boston in September, I quickly learned how easy it is to get lost in the city’s…
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When the study’s not the story
Salynn Boyles Writing about medical research can be a pretty straightforward task. But then there are times when a study…
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Premium shock: The story isn’t as simple as it seems
You’ve seen lots of stories – and you may well have written some – about how much the cost of…
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Panel of primary-care providers at Health Journalism 2013 #ahcj13
If you’re looking for a thrilling health care story, the local primary care practice is probably not the first place…
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Health reporter’s ultimate lesson: His mother’s final days
In the past 15 years writing about the U.S. health care system, I thought I had developed a pretty good…
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From the rowdy to the reverent: How to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day like a Bostonian #ahcj13
You don’t have to wander too far in Boston to find a bit of Irish. The place is still full…
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Shifting projections mean U.S. population is aging faster
New Census Bureau numbers forecast that there will be more older people in the United States than previously anticipated. As…
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Roundtable gives journalists chance to share tips on open access #ahcj13
Do your sources ask for email interviews or quote approval? Are press relations officers listening in on your interviews? The…
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