Data release: Trends and characteristics of home and other out-of-hospital births
The National Center for Health Statistics is tentatively scheduled to release a report on trends and characteristics of home and…
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Data release: Delayed childbearing
The National Center for Health Statistics is expected to release a report on delayed childbearing. The report will indicate that… -
Data release:
The National Center for Health Statistics, part of the CDC, will release the latest death statistics for the United States…. -
Fact versus fiction: Key issues in health reform
Health Affairs is holding this special conference/briefing to look at the government's role in health reform, implications of slowing the… -
Backgrounding Local Health Professionals
<!–br>Location: TBA<br–> At the SPJ Convention While it's getting easier to check the quality of health care institutions, investigating the… -
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The National Center for Health Statistics, part of the CDC, is expected to release "Injury Episodes and Circumstances: National Health… -
The Next 100 Days: Some Final Hurdles to Health Reform (Alliance for Health Reform briefing)
The Alliance for Health Reform is sponsoring a briefing at the National Press Club addressing the obstacles that must be… -
D.C. chapter gathering and roundtable on health reform coverage
Join the Washington, D.C.-metro area chapter of the Association of Health Care Journalists for a roundtable on the challenges and… -
Data release: First data on 2009 health insurance coverage
The National Center for Health Statistics is tentatively scheduled to release the first data on 2009 health insurance coverage online. -
Discuss health care reform forum
An Atlanta Chapter event The Atlanta chapter of AHCJ is piggybacking off a just-announced town hall forum on health care… -
Data release: Trends in poisoning deaths from opioid painkillers
The National Center for Health Statistics is tentatively scheduled to release "Increases in fatal poisonings involving opioid analgesics." According to…
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