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Health Journalism 2019: Conference coverage

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Coverage on HealthJournalism.org

• Panel hears how drug price reform efforts could work – or not

• Panel learns why there’s no easy fix for high drug prices

• Panelists explain how to begin mastering medical studies

• Scientists look for new antimicrobials and urge government incentives

• Diversifying your sources can improve your reporting

• Panelists break down the realities of precision medicine and immunotherapy

• Opioid epidemic, rural health spurring wider adoption of telehealth, panel says

• Freelance investigative reporting may not be easy, but it’s possible

• Spotlight Q&A with member David Wahlberg, Wisconsin State Journal

• Beyond addiction: Medical consequences for opioid misuse

• Spotlight Q&A with member Sonia Narang, multimedia journalist

• Think of artificial intelligence as city planning, not building construction, panel says

• Speaker spotlight: Eliminating disparities in maternal and child health

• Freelancers, editors explore ethics, integrity and transparency

• Panel examines improving quality of life for those with Alzheimer’s

• Covering gun violence as a public health problem requires nuance

• Persistent threats to U.S. children’s health the focus of #AHCJ19 session

• Johns Hopkins’ Sharfstein shares his health care ‘toolbox’

• Health podcasting: How to turn your in-depth health story into an audio narrative or series

• Watch Otis Brawley's opening session

• Brawley’s remarks open #AHCJ19 as 20th Health Journalism conference draws a record number of attendees

• Spotlight Q&A with member Eric Rosenthal, independent journalist

• Media access to public records – Our right to know, #AHCJ19

• Speaker spotlight: Brawley to discuss health disparities, cancer

• Malaria Research Institute, Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Coverage in other publications that mention the conference or stories sparked by conference sessions

• Five Japanese members of AHCJ who attended Health Journalism 2019 spoke in a session for health care journalists in Tokyo on June 21.

• Measles Vaccination in Other Countries: A Different View

• First responders, hospital officials carry heavy burden when deaths occur

• Madison-area stem cell clinics part of 'gray market' under increased scrutiny

• Trade War With China Threatens To Make Problems With Generic Medicine Worse

• New York marijuana: What to know about CBD craze, FDA crackdown on cannabis-based drugs

• 3 tips for reporting on rural health

• 3 steps to determine whether a medical study is newsworthy

• 6 tips for reporting on gun policy and gun violence

• A Proposal to Transform Children's Mental Health

• This One's for the Storytellers

• Johns Hopkins welcomes more than 750 health care journalists to Baltimore for conference

• NewsPro, May 2019

Road to Baltimore

• Panel will offer state perspectives on ACA’s status

• Grad student reviews the value of AHCJ conferences

• Do consumers benefit when health insurers own providers?

• Aging in place panelists explore what’s working to keep seniors living at home

• Panel to look at challenges of fighting superbugs

• Community health centers expand beyond primary care

• Some advance work can help freelancers make the most of #ahcj19 conference

• Are you battle-ready? Let’s share strategies at AHCJ 2019 for social media finesse in an age of ‘alternative facts’

• Experts to discuss covering climate change and public health; your input invited

• AHCJ heads to Baltimore for annual conference

• Top health reporting of 2018 recognized in Awards for Excellence in Health Care Journalism

• Conference panelists invite your input on their sessions

 Conference fellows:

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Colorado Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-New York Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Academic Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-California Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Rhode Island Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Missouri Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Kansas Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Rural Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 AHCJ-Ethnic Media Health Journalism Fellows

• Announcing the 2019 Healthier Beat Fellows