Health Beat
Monitoring the Pulse of Health Care Journalism
Ad
-
How journalists found that some telehealth startups share patient information with social media trackers
In September 2022, I wrote about how journalists with The Markup found that many hospital websites were sharing patients’ medical…
-
AHCJ announces 2023 CDC Health Journalism fellows
Eight journalists have been selected to attend the 2023 AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellowship in Atlanta. Thanks to support from the…
-
AHCJ announces 2023 CDC Health Journalism fellows
Eight journalists have been selected to attend the 2023 AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellowship in Atlanta. Thanks to support from the…
-
Story angles to consider when covering Medicaid and CHIP unenrollment
Health care journalists have multiple story angles to pursue as states disenroll adults and children from Medicaid and the Children’s…
-
Tips for covering Medicaid disenrollment and the end of the public health emergency
Five states (Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, New Hampshire and South Dakota) are like canaries in a coal mine: early indicators of…
-
Multiple ‘superbug’ threats in the U.S.: What to know
While the threat from the COVID-19 virus is fading in 2023, another pathogen is taking its place — microbes resistant…
-
-
3 tips to avoid spreading misinformation about trans people, mental illness, and mass shootings
In the aftermath of the shooting at a private school in Nashville that took the lives of three students and…
-
A typical workday for freelancer Jen A. Miller
For the inaugural installment of A Typical Workday, a periodic interview with freelancers about how they get the job done,…
-
How a press release sparked a storyabout critical services for sexual assault survivors
Soon after Arielle Zionts, a rural health reporter for Kaiser Health News, read a press release about telehealth services for…
Featured Resources
Work the Health Beat.
Get exclusive news and training opportunities from AHCJ in your inbox once a week.