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Chicago chapter of AHCJ is formed
Journalists in the Chicago area will have more opportunities to network and deepen their understanding of health care issues and…
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Dangers, efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance
A handout from Teresa Y. Morishita, D.V.M., Professor, Poultry Medicine and Food Safety, College of Veterinary Medicine, Western University of…
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Freelancing: Minimizing isolation, maximizing networking
Notes from a panel of the same name at Health Journalism 2007. Panelists were: Eileen Beal, independent journalist; Jeanne Erdmann,…
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Gov. Schwarzenegger, Steve Case address record crowd at Health Journalism 2007
More than 400 attendees gathered for Health Journalism 2007, AHCJ's annual conference, gathering story ideas and resources. Highlights included a…
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Increasing access to antiretroviral therapy and HPV vaccines
Presentation by Isabelle de Zoysa, M.D., senior adviser for HIV/AIDS, Office of the Assistant Director-General for Family and Community Health,…
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Impact of Medicaid cost cutting: Thoughts from a provider
A presentation by Patrick T. Dowling, M.D., chair, Family Medicine, UCLA, on the impact of continued Medicaid cost cutting, a…
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Impact of continued Medicaid cost cutting – Venice Family Clinic
A presentation by Therese A. Hughes, government relations, Venice Family Clinic, on the impact of continued Medicaid cost cutting, a…
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Narrative medical journalism: Through Hell and High Water
Reporter Jane O. Hansen's presentation from a class about narrative medical journalism at Health Journalism 2007.
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Stem cell research in California
A presentation by Zach W. Hall, president of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, offered at a plenary on stem…
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Lifting the shroud: Using multiple-cause-of-death data
Thomas Hargrove of Scripps Howard News Service presented a class on using multiple-cause-of-death data at Health Journalism 2007.
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