Insights

<p>The health fallout from home foreclosures can be devastating for families. Get reporting tips from a doctor and journalist who've seen the problems close-up</p>

<p>It is important that reporters and editors learn to work with developers, to value their skills and treat them as part of an editorial team. This week in <em>Career GPS</em>, Katharine Jarmul offers some rules of the road.</p>

<p>Parks and open spaces can affect people's health in surprising ways. Get tips on reporting on "park-poor" communities from a journalist and civil rights attorney.</p>

<p>This week, a health media site seeks a creative thinker and visionary to elevate its brand and contribute to a definitive editorial voice. Also, take a look at the newest listings for health reporters and editors, as well as freelance opportunities.</p>

<p>Health happens everywhere. Today in the <em>Daily Briefing</em> get new perspectives on how mental health professionals and surgeons are using social media, a new way to think about the contraception debate and an explainer video on "webidemiology."</p>

<p>Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco have quantified just how little physical education students at public elementary schools in the city get. At many schools, kids get far less than the state requires.&nbsp;</p>

<p>An ethics scandal at the American Journal of Bioethics is prompting journalists to more closely scrutinize the journals they cover. Here are some tips for evaluating a journal's credibility.</p>

<p>The Health News Watchdog analyzes 6 stories on 2 studies in the New England Journal of Medicine. Learn from the variation and from what was missing in most of the 6.</p>

<p>Reporting on raw milk and food safety can be a minefield. Get reporting tips and resources on how to cover this controversial issue.</p>

<p>Anyone who is concerned about the future transformation of the United States clinical delivery system should pay attention to the Care Innovations Summit.</p>