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Report shows rising insurance costs erode workers’ earnings, increase disparities
Rising health insurance premium rates have cost families with workplace coverage more than $125,000 in earnings over three recent decades,…
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Meet the 2024 National Science-Health-Environment Reporting fellows
Twelve journalists have been selected for the 2024 National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships (SHERF) program, now in its third year.
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Parsing the deadly problem of low vaccination rates in nursing homes
In this webinar, hear why vaccination rates for COVID-19, RSV and even the flu remain low among nursing homes and…
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Why this matters: HIV, TB conference offers wealth of story ideas, sources
Learn how to identify feature story ideas and second-day stories from an infectious disease conference focused on HIV and tuberculosis.
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Tips for covering the looming diabetes crisis in older adults
The incidence of diabetes is projected to double in the next 20 years as the U.S. population continues to grow…
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AHCJ membership accepted as credential for medical meetings
Learn which organizations accept AHCJ membership as a credential.
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Will Biden follow his experts’ advice for reducing medical errors?
Takeaways for journalists from the White House advisory committee’s recommendations to improve patient safety.
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Open wide: Covering the growing field of AI and dentistry
In this webinar, we went over how these products work, their benefits and limitations, what’s on the horizon, and how…
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Science magazine reporter Jon Cohen digs deep into history of coronaviruses
Science journalist Jon Cohen discusses how he reported on the history of coronaviruses and their link to SARS-CoV-2.
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Elder scams can have real-world health effects. Will AI make it worse?
It doesn’t matter how educated or enlightened you think you are. Scammers don’t target your brain, experts say, but your…
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