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It's not enough to produce a great reporting project. You've got to keep higher-ups excited about it. Here are some tips.

Finally, some medical journals are telling authors of scientific papers that "inappropriate word choice to describe results can lead to scientific inaccuracy."

Edit health stories for Time Magazine's website, cover managed health care for a trade publication, report on healthcare for a Florida public radio station and more from our weekly listings.

As Congress considers Medicare cuts during fiscal cliff negotiations, we review Trudy Lieberman's great tips for covering Medicare in your community.

Usually, reporters covering health topics want to see their stories have real world impact. But there is one circumstance that no journalist wants to see: suicide contagion.

Journalist Rebecca Plevin faced many challenges reporting on the high rates – and costs – of valley fever in California prisons. Here's what you can learn from her work.

A journalist details his long and frustrating battle to get affordable health insurance, which has turned on the definition of the word "creditable."

Some alarming data from a study shows that a group of teen and young mothers have experienced up to seven times the levels of childhood trauma of a normal population.

Learn the latest tips for covering cancer — including important difference in types of screening — from an international journalism conference.