President Johnson may not have intended to sign the Freedom of Information Act on Independence Day, but July 4th is a fitting birthday for FOIA.
You don't want to be a disease mongerer, do you? Here's how to avoid it in your work.
Does being part of an organization that "works to reduce hidden risks to the health, safety, and well-being of American consumers" sound like a job for you? Don’t miss our featured opportunity.
With its many intimate subjects--poverty, abuse, homelessness--this series has made me a more honest reporter.
Are you interested in writing about medical education, research and clinical care? Or are you a student looking for a paid summer internship? We've got options for you.
How can journalists work better with patients to tell their stories? Here's advice from one experienced patient.
Gainesville is quickly growing into the medical hub of Florida. Check out this week’s featured opportunity to report from an area with three hospitals and several biotech operations.
Interested in covering veterans' issues? Poynter News University has a webinar for you. Also, take a look at this week's handful of opportunities in web reporting and editing.
Most of the media missed the genetic glitch in the latest search for the elusive G-spot. An update to the version published in Scientific American blogs, April 25, 2012.
Consumers Union takes up my challenge to help put hospital-acquired infections on the map — literally.
