A panel of featured editors opens the event. A reception follows, where writers, panelists and more editors can mingle and talk shop. The evening aims to foster new connections between editors and writers covering science, medicine and related areas.
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1 event,This informal, news media-only discussion on states’ progress in implementing health insurance exchanges will include an update on states’ 2013-14 enrollment efforts and exchanges’ role in transforming the health insurance market. |
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2 events,The CDC estimates that at least 2 million people become infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria each year and at least 23,000 people die annually from these infections. Additional risks are posed from other types of organisms once sensitive to antimicrobial medicines and now resistant. This Forum event will examine the public health menace posed by antimicrobial resistance and the steps to be undertaken to fight the “superbugs.” The Everyday Health editorial team is hosting another drink night for health journos at the White Horse Tavern. The goal is to create a community where we can share ideas and, of course, drink to our health! |
1 event,The Kaiser Family Foundation Foundation is hosting a webinar for journalists to look at how the law affects women’s access to health coverage and care. |
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1 event,This teleconference will discuss an important issue for health care journalists covering how hospitals and physician groups are joining together to improve care delivery and yet not run afoul of antitrust laws. |
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1 event,Harvard Medical School’s two media fellowship programs this year are “The Eyes (and Ears) Have It: Sensory biology and its promise for patients” and “Trauma: Mending cells, bodies and minds.” |
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