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Applications open for Health Journalism 2023 fellowships
With the support of AHCJ’s generous funders, financial assistance will be available to a limited number of journalists who wish…
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Covering artificial intelligence in health care: A primer
With more and more stories being reported about the applications of artificial intelligence platforms in health care, it may be…
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Tips for finding ‘real’ people for your stories
Journalists share tips for using social media to find “real” people to interview.
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Experts share databases and other useful resources for U.S. gun violence data
One of the most challenging aspects of writing about gun violence is finding good data. The CDC has reliable statistics…
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More meaningful coverage of firearm violence requires ‘radical empathy’
Photo: Erica Tricarico Yvonne Latty, professor at Temple University’s Klein College of Media and Communication, listens during the Q&A at…
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Red flag gun laws: Dig deeper to find stories that matter
Photo: Erica TricaricoJonathan Davis, executive director of the Baltimore Crisis Response; Shannon Frattaroli, a professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg…
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Fall summit speaker Jessica Beard targets more empathetic, ethical coverage of gun violence
Dr. Jessica Beard answers AHCJ Board President Felice Freyer’s questions during the lunch talk Q&A. (Photo by Erica Tricarico)If reporters…
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Resources for covering long COVID stories and studies
In the coming year, more clues are expected to emerge aimed at unraveling the mystery of long COVID as dozens…
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AHCJ announces 2022 National Cancer Reporting fellows
Ten journalists have been selected for the 2022 National Cancer Reporting Fellowship. This program, supported by the Leona M. and…
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AHCJ announces 2022 National Cancer Reporting fellows
Ten journalists have been selected for the 2022 National Cancer Reporting Fellowship. This program, supported by the Leona M. and…
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