Tag: heart disease

14 5/19/2017

“Fat but fit”? Studies confuse, while advocates & journalists do little to clarify

4 2/3/2015

It’s good to see others get in on the media watchdog work

1/23/2015

Squelching rage when reading “Twitter knows when you’re going to have a heart attack”

16 11/24/2013

Statins and cardiovascular conflicts of interest

11/18/2013

Roundup of recent gems to start the week

4 4/10/2013

Familiar pattern in stories of male pattern baldness & heart disease

10/6/2011

Disease-mongering du jour: heart disease in young women. Red competing with pink?

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Not the same. One is run by a professional medical/advocacy group. Other is administered by a university-based journalism training organization. Read the journalist quotes in our piece about how this is different.

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@HealthNewsRevu Isn't the Gerontological Society practice of funding fellows for coverage the same as what's used by many journalistic fellowships? See Center for Health Reporting at USC.

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Great weekend reading on health and science by @pknoepfler @RodBoydILM @mayadusenbery @julierehmeyer @B_resnick It's 5-Star Friday! https://t.co/84NjjS7HwN

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