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AHCJ welcomes new directors, bids farewell to Beil, Feibel
The boards of the Association of Health Care Journalists and the Center for Excellence in Health Care Journalism will see…
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Why we’re building a Health Editor Help Desk
As health journalism grows more complex and newsroom resources continue to shrink, AHCJ is piloting a new model for providing…
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How solutions journalism can help combat disinterest in news
As trust in media hits a new low, two panelists at HJ26 discussed the importance of news coverage with a…
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How can health reporters untie the tricky ethical knots they face? It takes a village
Health journalists today face major ethical questions, especially when reporting complex investigations.That decision-making becomes easier when reporters and editors work…
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Small screens, big stories: NBC and PBS pros share advice for taking mobile videos that enhance articles
panel of veteran broadcast journalists at HJ26 urged reporters to be more intentional about visuals, sound and framing when producing…
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Staying sane as a journalist in a time of upheaval
Whether it’s covering a pandemic, war or misinformation, the path forward may not always be clear. A panel at Health…
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Panelists argue for longform storytelling in a 24-hour news cycle
In an era when audiences can scroll past a story in seconds, a panel of public health leaders, journalists and…
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Reporting on MAHA and distrust responsibly
Reporting on the rift between the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement and mainstream public health experts requires a delicate…
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Supercharge your reporting with these free research tools
A packed HJ26 audience learned how to make better use of two free research tools to find hard-to-reach sources and…
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Panel offers guidance for covering wellness trends responsibly
A panel at HJ26 highlighted the growing influence of the wellness industry and the challenges it presents for journalists.
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