The University of California-San Francisco medical school is now the nation's largest to make its faculty research free and available to the public. What does that mean for you?
How do you sort through the cacophony of health conversations taking place on Twitter? Healthcare hashtags can help.
Medical devices undeniably save and improve lives, but they can also malfunction or prove to be defective and pose serious risks for patients. So, as someone in the medical field, how do you stay up-to-date on medical device safety and recalls? The FDA does its best to keep doctors informed about medical device recalls, but communication from the FDA doesn’t always reach doctors soon enough.
Diving deep into data can be daunting for journalists on deadline. Our new e-book on community health and data reporting makes it a lot easier.
Check out a Consumer's Union Twitter chat today on the safety (or not) of medical devices.
Medify got lots of attention at SXSW Interactive for its implications for patients -- but it could also be a great tool for reporting on medical studies.
Takeaways from the comprehensive report from the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism and what we can learn about health media from their data.
What can health journalists take away from this year's SXSW Interactive conference? Here is a roundup and reading and tweets that might help you think about the evolution of health media and information.
Slate and Atavist editors talk about the future of long-form journalism at SXSW.
SXSW presenter Laura Hermann is a science communications expert who has cautionary tales for organizations and journalists who tell science stories using data.
