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New tip sheet: High-risk pathogen research and resources for coverage
Image of the Lassa Virus by NIAID via Flickr.A type of research in which scientists alter the genetic code of…
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New recommendations for high-risk pathogen research: Resources for coverage
February 2023 A type of research in which scientists alter the genetic code of pathogens with pandemic potential to understand…
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Health IT editor shares top trends to follow in 2023
What health IT trends should reporters look out for in 2023? I spoke with Colin Hung, chief marketing officer and…
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Why freelancers should attend Health Journalism 2023
Photo by Paola RodriguezEditors attentively listen to freelancers pitch their ideas.Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect the…
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Playwright puts racism in health care on the stage
“Weathering,” a play that premiered last fall, takes on a public health crisis. The story centers on the grief that…
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What to know about the state of patient safety
Many prominent voices have raised alarms about deficiencies in patient safety as staffing shortages have increased.
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AHCJ welcomes first-ever environmental health core topic leader
AHCJ recently welcomed Elizabeth Aguilera, a California-based independent health reporter, as the organization’s first environmental health core topic leader. “We’re…
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Former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams to host ‘fireside chat’ at HJ23
Dr. Jerome Adams who served under President Donald J. Trump from September 2017 until January 2021 as the 20th Surgeon…
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Former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams to host a ‘fireside chat’ at HJ23
COLUMBIA — Dr. Jerome Adams who served under President Donald J. Trump from September 2017 until January 2021 as the…
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January Lunch and Learn: The trouble with editors
Writers may not realize it but one of our most valuable skills is diplomacy. Sometimes story edits go smoothly, but…
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