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How journalists can avoid these 5 common myths about aging
We’ve all been conditioned to make assumptions about aging; many clichés have been ingrained since we were toddlers, according to…
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AHCJ’s health reporting contest starts — and ends! — earlier this year. You can submit work starting … today.
There are two types of journalists in the world: those who wait until the last minute (i.e., most of us),…
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New report looks at strategies to support family caregivers
The Administration for Community Living’s (ACL) new groundbreaking National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers, marks the first time the federal government…
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How and when the FDA seeks outside advice on drug approvals
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration could bolster public trust in medicines through greater transparency about its decisions on when…
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AHCJ announces 2022-23 SHERF fellows
Twelve journalists have been selected for the 2022-2023 National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships (SHERF). This is the second year of the…
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AHCJ announces 2022-23 SHERF fellows
Twelve journalists have been selected for the 2022-2023 National Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships (SHERF). This is the second year of the…
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Get involved in AHCJ: Join a committee!
If you’ve been thinking about getting involved with AHCJ, now is the time! AHCJ relies on several committees, staffed with board…
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3 tips for reporting on HIV disparities
It’s going to take a while before we know the effects of a recent court ruling that may limit HIV preventive care.…
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Covering antibiotic resistance (2022 update)
Health journalists should know that antibiotic resistance is a quiet, but big threat to modern medicine. The threat has become…
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Useful sources to aid reporting on pharmacy benefit managers
Last month, Ed Silverman at STAT News covered the story about how Centene, one of the nation’s largest health insurers, agreed to…
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