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Tech tools for workflow (Maryn McKenna presentation)
This tip sheet is based on the presentation from Maryn McKenna, independent journalist, Atlanta, who spoke on the panel “Global…
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Debates over screening, comparative effectiveness research lead to compelling reporting
Rochelle Sharpe This is one of the key questions reporters will try to answer as they cover the Obama administration’s…
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Diversity in aging: Putting gray in the rainbow
Paul Kleyman Most health journalists know that the U.S. population is rapidly aging thanks to 78 million Baby Boomers who…
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Plenty of stories in how ACA could affect veterans’ health care
While preparing for a veterans health panel I moderated at the recent AHCJ conference in Atlanta, I remembered an article…
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Is earlier diagnosis of Alzheimer’s around the corner?
The two most feared words in the English language arguably could be “Alzheimer’s disease.” “People are still incredibly afraid of…
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Resources for Neuroplasticity 101: It really is all in your head
The tip sheet offers useful information of neuroplasticity from a variety of sources.
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Dental Therapists — The Newest Members of the Oral Health Care Team (Michael Helgeson presentation)
Presentation from Michael Helgeson, D.D.S., chief executive officer, Apple Tree Dental, who spoke on the panel “Moves to address access…
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Evaluating medical evidence for journalists
Ivan Oransky, M.D., executive editor of Reuters Health and blogger at Retraction Watch and Embargo Watch, offers advice to journalists…
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Seniors missing out on important wellness exams
As health care reporters, we come across this truth time and again: insurance coverage doesn’t guarantee high quality medical care.…
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Who is caring for undocumented immigrants?
The rules about when and where the undocumented can get care are a complex thicket. For that reason, plus misinformation,…
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