Come check us out at AHCJ Health Journalism 2025 | Los Angeles, Calif.. #HJ25 - via #Whova event app

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Navigating Journalism: Meet Creator Journalists Marisa Kabas and Garnet Henderson - Join us Feb. 19 as #JAWS NY and the NY chapter of @AHCJ co-host an in-person conversation with two successful creator journalists. RSVP on myJAWS or at hello@jaws.org. https://t.co/ndQozq8RFg

Despite its 88% fluoridation rate, 40% of North Carolina's kids start kindergarten with tooth decay @abcactionnews @Ike_Saul @adukakis @hilarx @kimschewitzz @FuchsWriter @laura_ungar @JunkMell @claybailey9 @Ike_Saul @mikestobbe @APHealthScience @AHCJ @EmmColt @SaraMoniuszko

¿ quién pa unos tragos mañana por la noche , estaré sola en San Cris?

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Sandy Reding, RN and vice president of NNU, joined a panel at @AHCJ’s 2025 conference today to discuss how immigration crackdowns impact patient care — and what union nurses are doing to protect our patients.

Hi! I'm attending AHCJ Health Journalism 2025 | Los Angeles, Calif. #HJ25. Let's start connecting with each other now. - via Whova event app https://t.co/8WiVSVJ6s7

Part 2 of my @AHCJ fellowship project on emerging preventive health tech. This one's on privacy risks, & new and unexpected ways consumer health tests could impact insurance, employment and more. Read it in STAT:

Journalists covering federal health agencies: Have you hit unusual barriers getting data, records or interviews? SPJ and @AHCJ are building the case for stronger transparency protections. Help us document what's happening. 🔗Share by March 31: https://t.co/ctuVTbTuHG

If you're coming to my talk tomorrow at #HJ25 @AHCJ, I encourage you to bring a piece of "feedback" (prob from readers, not editors) to share: one of my best tips for getting over comments that get under your skin is to laugh about them with colleagues. This will be fun!

2026 will be a defining year. The question isn’t whether change is coming; it’s who benefits. @SalahiLara (@AHCJ) highlights #keytrends to watch: • AI & bias in healthcare • Better data • Access gaps • Emergency preparedness https://t.co/LVCmb8z7JE

The @AHCJ links to this resource about pediatric gender transition treatment that makes the false claim that these treatments save lives. Only one study has assessed whether this claim is true and found there was no evidence to back up the claim. https://t.co/CTJQsB1Bsu

Yesterday we talked about digital-first healthcare. @AHCJ explains why this can't be the only approach. Only ~11% of online patient portals offer English, Spanish, and another language. We need to address barriers to care, not create more of them. https://t.co/enfKWtVB03

AHCJ: 'Long COVID as an accountability story: Ideas and reporting tips from experts' 'Long COVID impacts one in 20 Americans and can involve over 200 symptoms affecting various organs.' https://t.co/HNY9bLxFZi

Today, the @AHCJ hosted a virtual webinar moderated by Hazelden Betty Ford’s Chief Transformation Officer, Moira McGinley, and featuring Susan Ford Bales, Hazelden Betty Ford trustee and daughter of former First Lady Betty Ford and President Gerald R. Ford.

If you are coming to AHCJ Health Journalism 2025 | Los Angeles, Calif. on 5/29-6/1, please join my discussion with @ushamcfarling of my book "Doctored" about the troubled state of play in Alzheimer's research #HJ25

Meet the 2026 AHCJ U.S. and International fellows | Association of Health Care Journalists

The Association of Health Care Journalists held a webinar yesterday on upcoming major developments in the courts that will impact health care, including the Skrmetti case about Tennessee's ban on pediatric gender transition treatment. @AHCJ's webinar was quite slanted at times,