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<p>Any investigative reporter will tell you that a case dismissal does not necessarily mean a victory. Here's how that rule of thumb figures into the case of Dan Markingson, who committed suicide after participating in a clinical trial for the psychiatric drug Seroquel.</p>

<p>Today's <em>Daily Briefing</em> features a report on business of health care exchanges, a candid discussion of PTSD and a great metaphor for bloggers and journalists.</p>

<p>Determining an ethical code is not as easy as it sounds when you take into to account a wide variety of cultures, journalistic training, and the constraints upon journalists in a variety of situations around the world.</p>

<p>We start the week of <em>Daily Briefings</em> with a selection of health stories around the globe and a re-examination of yearly check-ups.</p>

<p>The Drug Industry Document Archive have has some incredible documents on the antidepressant Paxil that provide windows into a previously closed-off world.</p>

<p>Online-only news sites may be a growth industry, but whether they’re making any money is another question. Get tips from three online news entrepreneurs on building a profitable business.</p>

<p>A lot of the cool new things that the <em>St. Louis Beacon</em> is doing have a distinctly old ring to them. They have a serious newsroom to be sure -- 15 journalists produce ten to 12 news and feature stories a day -- and they are comitted to new media and online publishing. But they are also ta

<p>A candid email from a university publicist sheds some, but not enough, light on why the university won't provide documents from a controversial Seroquel clinical study.</p>

<p>Health reporters and correspondents are in high demand this week, particularly on the East Coast. This edition of <em>Health Media Jobs and Opportunities</em> features an array of opportunities for health journalists at print, online and newswire organizations. And as always, we've included most updated information on upcoming grants, fellowships and educational opportunities.</p>

<p>Seattle’s only river is – officially – a toxic waste dump. The Duwamish River is one of the few Superfund sites anywhere in the country extending for miles through the heart of a city. Facing off across the Duwamish are the neighborhoods of South Park and Georgetown – some of Seattle’s poorest and most diverse communities.</p>