Private Healthcare Exchanges Conference
The Private Healthcare Exchanges conference July 16-17 in Chicago will focus on how the Affordable Care Act is changing the…
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NY chapter- Behind the scenes with health broadcasters
Those who have wondered what it's like to cover the health beat live — on radio, television or cable –… -
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DC chapter event
Dr. Tony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, met with members of the Washington, D.C…. -
NY chapter – The bottom line on online health reporting
Editors from leading electronic media spoke with members about freelance opportunities, salaries, deadlines, pro's and con's, and how electronic is… -
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Webcast: Understanding Medicare Part D
A roundtable focusing on the new Medicare prescription drug benefit known as Part D, designed to help Medicare beneficiaries pay… -
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SF chapter – New Year’s party
The Bay Area chapter hosted a Happy New Year event open to all health care writers, editors, reporters, authors in… -
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Health Journalism 2006
More than 350 journalists, educators, students and health care experts gathered in Houston to take advantage of more than 50… -
NY chapter – Breaking it down with big pharma
Drug companies seem to spend almost as much on marketing as on science, making it hard for us to penetrate… -
SF chapter – Social hour
The chapter met at the Vino Venue in San Francisco to network, chat and meet fellow Bay Area health journalists. -
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NY chapter – Health News Schmooze
A friendly after-work get-together. No guest speakers or presentations, just a chance to chat with colleagues about hot topics in… -
SF chapter – Journalism in the bean-counter culture
Taking the pulse of the current newsroom: With resources cut and bottom-line pressures escalating, what's happening to journalism? -
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SF chapter – Health journalism schmooze
Bay Area health care writers, editors, reporters and authors gathered at the 13 Views bar at the top of the…
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