Insights

From the start, I decided I would take as much time as I possibly could – that is the whole year – to complete my project on health disparities affecting Native Americans in the Portland area. I wanted to learn as much as I possibly could not only about Native health, but also about Native cultures.

Mystery illness in Cambodia, hepatitis C in New Hampshire, the economic effect of expanding Medicaid and more from our Daily Briefing.

The Bakersfield Californian recently took on one of the most ambitious health care quality projects I have seen attempted by an outlet outside of the really big markets. One reporter, Kellie Schmitt, wanted to answer two questions: whether most of the doctors in Kern County were from another country and whether that mattered.

ICF International needs a Scientific Writer/Editor to support a 7-year project focused on monitoring and evaluating the CDC's Community Transformation Grant, an initiative focused on obesity prevention, cardiovascular disease, and tobacco control at the state and community level.

At Hoy we have a motto that we like to shoot for the moon and see how far we get....

Cannabis in Israel, zoonosis, trends in insurance and more from our Daily Briefing.

In the second part of a guest post by freelance journalist Kate Benson, she discusses why journalists must report meaningful context and look for vested interests in all sides of a debate.

Michael Felberbaum covered business for the Associated Press in Richmond, Va., as one of his biggest subject matters -- Circuit City -- went under. When the Richmond-based company declared bankruptcy in 2007, Felberbaum began looking more closely at the tobacco industry.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the bulk of the Affordable Care Act last week was a victory for many people currently unable to access care. But one group was excluded from the innovations and improvement of access to care. Undocumented immigrants make up 11 million of U.S. residents.