Center for Health Journalism

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The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism offers resources & partnerships for journalists, policy thinkers & clinicians advancing health in the US. https://linktr.ee/ReportingOnHealth

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2005

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Apr 24, 2024	Health \| Native Americans have shorter life spans. Better health care isn’t the only answer	Arielle Zionts \| KFF Health News (TNS) HISLE, S.D. — Katherine Goodlow is only 20, but she has experienced enough to know that people around her are dying too young. Goodlow, a member of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe, said she’s lost six frie...
Apr 15, 2024	Native Americans have shorter life spans, and it's not just due to lack of health care	HISLE, S.D. — Katherine Goodlow is only 20, but she has experienced enough to know that people around her are dying too young. Goodlow, a member of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe, said she's lost six friends and acquaintances to suicide, two t...
Oct 10, 2022	Congenital syphilis rates soar across California as public health funding dwindles	In summary The number of congenital syphilis cases has ballooned to rates not seen in two decades. Public health workers say the increase coincides with a decline in funding for public health and a drop in the rate of women accessing prenat...
Oct 10, 2022	Community health workers hit the streets to battle the surge in congenital syphilis	In summary Once considered an infection nearly eradicated, congenital syphilis rates have risen dramatically in California. Community health workers fan out across communities to find and treat patients who are often homeless or battling ad...
Mar 14, 2021	What childhood vaccine rates can, and can’t, teach us about COVID vaccines	By Rae Ellen Bichell, Kaiser Health News Polls show Americans are increasingly interested in getting vaccinated against COVID-19, but such surveys are largely national, leaving a big question: When the vaccines become available to the gener...
Nov 6, 2020	Create a scorecard to help make safety-net providers accountable to patients and the public	California regulators announced last month plans to evaluate whether safety-net patients face improperly long waits to see medical specialists in Los Angeles County, the nation’s second-largest public health system. That investigation — whi...
May 15, 2020	Testing everyone for Covid-19 doesn’t make sense. We need to test smarter, not harder	In response to calls for Covid-19 testing of the entire U.S. population, several large universities, and even some employers, have announced plans for extensive Covid-19 testing of their employees (and students) to support a safe return to ...
Feb 17, 2020	Why medical school should start at age 28	American medicine is at a crossroads as doctors begin to reject a cruel, exhausting educational model and a minefield-ridden practice landscape. Hands wring over the worsening physician shortage, yet little happens to ease physicians’ admin...
Jan 7, 2020	MedCity launches LOL: Our weekly cartoon series	2020 is going to be a rough year. If you ask why, well, you are blissfully naive (and happy, bless your heart) and in no need of the respite that we are planning here. But if you get my drift about the months ahead of us at home and abroad,...
Aug 30, 2017	Positive feedback: a missing prescription for improving medicine	As the only physician attending a leadership seminar inspired by a course at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, I was curious to learn what goals my executive colleagues had for the weekend session. Many wanted to practice giving fee...
Mar 17, 2016	Morning Read: Merrick Garland’s healthcare record	Merrick Garland, nominated Wednesday to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, has a record when it comes to healthcare. That’s because Garland, 63, currently serves as chief judge of the Court of Appeals for the District of ...
	Spanish-Speaking Latinos Are Less Likely to Access Health Care. This Startup Aims to Change That	Just 6% of doctors and surgeons in In L.A. County identifies as Hispanic. Considering the county has the largest Latino community in the U.S., comprising roughly 49% of the population, the shortage of Spanish-speaking physicians has long be...
	This LA Startup is Using NFTs to Create The Season Ticket Holder Experience for Restaurant Patrons	People are back to dining out after a steep drop-off in reservations during the pandemic. According to data from OpenTable, the number of reservations made on the app in August and September was higher than the same period of time in 2019. ...
	What’s Going On With the Rest of Elon Musk’s Companies?	Even as Elon Musk’s attention seems to be drawn more towards his latest pet project, Twitter, his various other companies continue to charge full steam ahead, and some – like Hawthorne-based hyperloop tunnel startup Boring Co. – have had ma...
	U.S. extends Covid public health emergency even though Biden says pandemic is over	President Joe Biden recently claimed the “pandemic is over,” but the extension of the public health emergency indicates the administration does not believe the U.S. is out of the woods yet. The public health emergency, first declared in Jan...
	Behind Her Empire: Sprinkles Cupcake Co-Founder Candace Nelson On Finding Your Market Niche	With multiple TLC shows devoted to them, and high-end bakeries popping up all over the country, it’s hard to imagine there was ever a time when cupcake brands weren’t a thing. But when Candace Nelson introduced Sprinkles Cupcakes in 2005, t...
	Instagram Is Pushing Videos. Many of Its Creators Have Yet To Crack the Algorithm	Since 2014, Emily Wang has used photos of her dogs to amass over 230,000 followers on Instagram. But where a photo of her corgi once went viral, now Wang’s dog has to participate in elaborate videos to get the same traction. “There's not re...
	Morning Read: Merrick Garland’s healthcare record	TOP STORY Merrick Garland, nominated Wednesday to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, has a record when it comes to healthcare. That’s because Garland, 63, currently serves as chief judge of the Court of Appeals for the Di...
	The Dead-Eyed Serenity of a VR Meeting Platform	I’m standing in the center of my home office, feeling the full weight of the Oculus Quest 2 headset slouching on my forehead as I prepare for my first-ever virtual reality meeting. While I wait for the meeting to come online, the home scree...
	MedCity launches LOL: Our weekly cartoon series	2020 is going to be a rough year. If you ask why, well, you are blissfully naive (and happy, bless your heart) and in no need of the respite that we are planning here. But if you get my drift about the months ahead of us at home and abroad,...
	Dr. Fauci: A new, more dangerous Covid variant could emerge this winter	Dr. Anthony Fauci has a sober warning for Americans: Don't be surprised if a new, more dangerous Covid variant emerges this upcoming winter. "We should anticipate that we very well may get another variant that would emerge, that would ...
	Dr. Fauci: These 2 new fast-spreading omicron Covid subvariants are ‘pretty troublesome’	As winter inches closer, Dr. Fauci is sounding the alarm about a pair of “pretty troublesome” Covid variants. The two descendants of omicron’s BA.5 subvariant, called BQ.1 and BQ.1.1, both have dangerous “qualities or characteristics that c...
	Xeal Raises $40 Million In Series B To Expand Its Charging Empire	Xeal Energy, a high tech charging infrastructure company focused on apartment buildings and commercial real estate properties, secured $40 million dollars in Series B funding this week. Keyframe Capital led the round and ArcTern Ventures, M...

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FAQ about Center for Health Journalism

When was Center for Health Journalism founded?

Center for Health Journalism was founded in 2005.

What has the press written about Center for Health Journalism?

Parsers VC has collected 24 articles mentioning Center for Health Journalism, among them “Health | Native Americans have shorter life spans. Better health care isn’t the only answer” (Apr 24, 2024) and “Native Americans have shorter life spans, and it's not just due to lack of health care” (Apr 15, 2024).

Is Center for Health Journalism still active?

Yes, Center for Health Journalism is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Sep 6, 2026.