Insights

<p>The impact of abortion on mental health, an end to some retiree health subsidies, and a postscript to the cantaloupe listeria outbreak, plus more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Improving our reporting on evidence: lessons from 1,600 stories in 6 years on HealthNewsReview.org</p>

<p>This week, the Food and Drug Administration seeks to add a writer/editor to its Consumer Health Information team in Maryland. There is also demand for health reporters and editors at print and online media outlets nationwide.</p>

<p>When is a story important enough to warrant reporting on a cause of death? Do the deaths of famous people open an opportunity to raise public awareness about medical errors or other health threats? What about the person next door?</p>

<p>A new sandbox for drug researchers to play in, why states differ so much in health spending, the whereabouts of Don Berwick and more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>If ever there was a bombshell at a National Institutes of Health Consensus Development meeting, it happened at this week's panel on active surveillance for prostate cancer.</p>

<p>From Adweek's annual Hot List, this week in <em>Career GPS&nbsp;</em>we look for health-related jobs in thriving media outlets.</p>

<p>There’s plenty of of analysis, criticism and praise of HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius’ controversial decision on the “morning after” contraceptive pill Plan B. Here's a look at the national conversation.</p>

<p>Bad news for Plan B advocates, crazy sweet kids' cereals, breast cancer risks and more from our Daily Briefing.</p>

<p>Nearly everyone knows someone who's been affected by mental illness. Get tips from one of California's leading mental health advocates on how to cover mental illness in your community - and how recent budget cuts are affecting services for the most vulnerable.</p>