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Panelists endorse collaborative ‘prebunking’ to stop toxic misinformation
Scientific knowledge is no match for entrenched misinformation, JAMA Editor in Chief Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, M.D., told a luncheon crowd at…
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HJ23: Researcher-activists call for a non-police response to mental health emergency calls
Removing 911 emergency call centers from police department oversight, placing them outside of police offices and training 911 dispatchers to…
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Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams talks career highlights, COVID lessons at HJ23
Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams’ youth and career path, lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, and advice for journalists…
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Author Tracy Kidder and Dr. Jim O’Connell open HJ23 in St. Louis with inspiring keynote
For Tracy Kidder, stories create a road to empathy. Kidder, a Pulitzer Prize-winning nonfiction author and the keynote speaker on…
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HJ23 begins in St. Louis with more than 500 people registered
ST. LOUIS — More than 500 people are expected to converge on the Union Station Hotel in St. Louis for…
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How the pandemic changed vaccine development
The COVID-19 pandemic spurred unprecedented public and private investment in vaccine research and proved that multiple vaccines could be developed,…
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HJ23 conference fellows announced
Photo by Andrea Waner Attendees enjoying lunch during HJ22 in Austin, Texas. With the support of AHCJ’s generous funders, financial…
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Teeth have an expiration date
In the next few months, what I’ll be spending on fixing my teeth will eat up much of what I’ll…
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HJ23: PitchFest sign ups remain open, freelance panels to explore in St. Louis
Photo by Paola RodriguezJournalists share their pitches with editors during PitchFest. Health Journalism 2023 is fast approaching. We look forward to…
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Alzheimer’s panel at HJ23 will explore unanswered questions
If any headline could sum up the state of research into Alzheimer’s disease it may be this: “Study reveals that…
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