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Antibiotics: The food animal-human connection
Recent coverage and resources from Tom Laskawy, Grist Magazine contributing writer, for a panel of the same name at Health…
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Gene therapy: From bust to boom? (James M. Wilson presentation)
Gene therapy was a hot area for research until the 1999 death of Jesse Gelsinger at the University of Pennsylvania.…
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Health Journalism 2011: Stories, tip sheets & presentations from the sessions
A collection of tip sheets, articles and presentations from the annual conference.
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Journalists learn more about using social media tools
By Shuka Kalantari (@skalantari; @KQEDhealth) KQED Public Radio Though blogging and social media have been around for some time now,…
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Health Journalism 2011: Localizing national health care investigations
Not every journalist or media organization has a budget to back up long-term and expensive investigations into health care or…
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Health Journalism 2011: What you need to know about accountable care organizations
Accountable care organizations, a key component of federal health reform, may be unsustainable and not financially viable, but some examples…
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Health Journalism 2011: Best practices in blogging and social media
Though blogging and social media have been around for some time now, some people still argue that blogging, social media…
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Deciphering hospital quality data
Charles Ornstein of ProPublica offers comprehensive information about how to use publicly available resources to examine the quality of local…
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Neurosurgeon reflects on time in the media spotlight
By Anna Nguyen Independent Journalist For G. Michael Lemole Jr., M.D., it’s simply his job to save the lives of…
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Panelists suggest stories about Health Policy implementation
By Sue Pondrom Independent journalist There are three key aspects for journalists to watch as the Affordable Care Act moves…
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