Health Beat
Monitoring the Pulse of Health Care Journalism
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Building a blog/Web site: How to publish and promote your work online (Christine Capaiulolo)
Cupaiulolo gives advice to health care journalists entering the blogosphere.
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Using Cochrane Library resources (Tim Powers presentation)
Powers teaches reporters to use Cochrane Library resources.
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An Overview of Vaccinology (Walter Orenstein presentation)
Dr. Orenstein explains why and how vaccines work, then gives evidence to back those claims up.
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Vaccines 101: Complete Reporter’s Guide to Vaccines (Katharine Kripke presentation)
Kripke explains how vaccines work and how they’re developed.
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Vaccinology for Dummies (Arthur Allen presentation)
Allen provides a brief history of vaccines and the controversy that now surrounds them, then outlines the consequences of going…
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A Public Health Model for the Scientific Approach to Prevention (Steven Kelder presentation)
Kelder helps reporters understand public health problems from an epidemiological perspective.
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The Role of Media Campaigns and Branding in Health Promotion and Prevention (Jennifer Duke)
Duke discusses what goes into a successful public health media campaign.
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Reporting on public health campaigns (Robert Davis presentation)
Davis exhorts reporters to look for bull, balance and bias when reporting on public health campaigns.
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Dubious medicine (Trine Tsouderos and Patricia Callahan presentation)
The Chicago Tribune's Trine Tsouderos and Patricia Callahan explain what went into their award-winning "Dubious medicine" package.
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State fiscal conditions, health care for low-income people: What’s the story? (Joy Johnson Wilson)
Johnson Wilson provides a national perspective on state budget cuts and their impact on health-related programs, primarily Medicaid.
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