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Association of Health Care Journalists
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AHCJ is an independent, nonprofit dedicated to improving health care journalism. Find us on Bluesky @healthjournalism.org
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Thankful for the opportunity to help journalists learn to report with authority and humanity on the factors creating upward pressure on health care costs and issues that impact access.
Announcing the 2025 #NIHCM Journalism Grantees covering rural health, artificial intelligence, health care costs and quality.
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Covering bird flu? Check out this concise guide with key background and data to help reporters provide context on this evolving story. Essential reading for journalists tracking H5N1 and its impacts. healthjournalism.org/blog/2025/05/b…
healthjournalism.org Bird flu: Background and data overview for reporters It's important to provide background context when writing about bird flu for those who have not been following it all along. Looking to cover infertility and reproductive health with fresh perspectives? Check out these tips to move beyond the usual narratives and explore underreported angles. A must-read for journalists seeking deeper stories. healthjournalism.org/blog/2025/05/h…
healthjournalism.org How to find and tell fresh stories about infertility and reproductive health In a news cycle jammed with dystopian headlines on reproductive health, experts and advocates encourage writers to find new angles on modern family building. For journalists covering health care, understanding the implications of this decision is essential. LDTs have historically operated in a regulatory gray area, and the lack of oversight can lead to issues with test reliability.
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healthjournalism.org What journalists should know about lab-developed tests In March, a federal court invalidated FDA regulations on lab-developed tests. Your audience needs to know the implications of this decision.