Webinar: What journalists should know about avian flu and pandemic preparedness
The global COVID-19 public health emergency was declared over by the World Health Organization, but public health officials need to…
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Webinar: Why our food supply still isn’t safe from contamination
Health hazards from tainted meat, produce and other foods are an ongoing national problem, underscored by last year’s unprecedented infant… -
Webinar: How journalists can put ChatGPT to good use
The artificial intelligence program ChatGPT has made headlines for its ability to create prose (and headlines), but how does it… -
Webinar: Cancer news: Balancing fear, hype and reality
The most recent screening guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force are controversial and confusing. Journalists must report responsibly… -
Webinar: Covering high-risk lab accidents and the COVID-19 origins story
As investigative reporter Alison Young writes in “Pandora’s Gamble: Lab Leaks, Pandemics, and a World at Risk,” the truth is… -
Webinar: Breaking into narrative journalism
Great narrative journalism takes readers on a journey by telling stories with scenes and characters as well developed as those… -
Webinar: Maintaining Patient Access to Care in Rural America
The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, with support from the Health Resources and Services Administration, is hosting a webinar to… -
1 year later: Assessing the 988 mental health hotline
From the start, there have been questions about how well the 988 mental health crisis hotline would function, including whether… -
Recorded: Pushing past resistance to better firearms violence reporting
In the fall of 2022, AHCJ held a summit in the Chicago suburbs that brought together researchers, clinicians, journalists and… -
Reporting on addiction accurately and ethically
The organization Reporting on Addiction began as a response to what its founders identified as misinformed, harmful coverage of opioid…Free -
The immigrant health beat: A practical and ethical guide
All AHCJ event listings are in Eastern Standard Time. Immigrants, who represent 14% of the U.S. population, aren’t inherently less…Free -
Reckoning with the Bill Gates mythos
A Q&A with investigative journalist Tim Schwab All AHCJ event listings are in Eastern Standard Time. Does Bill Gates get…Free
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