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Tribune investigates nursing home psychiatrist
In the latest installment of the Chicago Tribune‘s investigation into Illinois nursing homes, Sam Roe and ProPublica’s Christina Jewett investigate…
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Report says food-borne illnesses hit kids hardest
With the Senate expected to consider food safety legislation that gives the FDA additional oversight and enforcement powers, two organizations…
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Eight months later, freelancer still generating story ideas from fellowship
Meryl Davids Landau writes about her experience as a 2008-09 AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellow, meeting her "fellow Fellows" and CDC…
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Hospital says it gives content to short-staffed media
Lindsey Miller of Ragan Communications Inc., a publisher of corporate communications, writes that Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has…
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Slip of the needle brings fallout, tough decisions
Writing for The New York Times, AHCJ member Sibyl Shalo Wilmont shares the chain of events that followed when she…
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BPA linked to problems in factory workers
Scott Hensley, on NPR’s newly christened “Shots” health blog, points us to a five-year study of men who work in…
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Tracking H1N1 shots, in Texas and beyond
Jeffrey Weiss of The Dallas Morning News reports that he was able, via an open records request, to get a…
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Wis. researchers didn’t disclose conflicts to journals
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter John Fauber reports that conflicts of interest that local researchers disclosed to the university were not…
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Lieberman: Work got better with blogging
Heath Meriwether of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism’s Write Stuff blog interviewed AHCJ Immediate Past President Trudy Lieberman about…
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6-foot rule separates San Diego paramedics, H1N1
Voice of San Diego’s Randy Dotinga explains exactly how the fear of H1N1 has transformed every step of the health…
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