posted 02/24/2012
Parks and open spaces can affect people's health in surprising ways. Get tips on reporting on "park-poor" communities from a journalist and civil rights attorney.
posted 02/22/2012
Reporting on raw milk and food safety can be a minefield. Get reporting tips and resources on how to cover this controversial issue.
posted 02/22/2012
Condoms by mail, fraudulent cancer research and a raw milk surprise, plus more from our Daily Briefing.
posted 02/21/2012
Not so wonderful POM juice, tainted drinking water in Calif. and an amazing kidney transplant story, plus more from our Daily Briefing.
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posted 02/17/2012
From raspberry ketones to face transplants, online trending topics can be a valuable tool for your health reporting. Here's how to use them wisely.
posted 02/17/2012
Bird flu's back, possibly-good-for-you radiation, microchip medicine and more from our Daily Briefing.
posted 02/16/2012
Getting tots started on the coffee habit, a surprisingly wealthy public health official and the growing scandal over counterfeit Avastin, plus more from our Daily Briefing.
posted 02/15/2012
Keeling over at the Heart Attack Grill, antibiotics and sinus infections, counterfeit Avastin and more from our Daily Briefings
posted 02/14/2012
Here we go again: investigators are looking into the role that Whitney Houston's doctors may have played in her death. Get resources for reporting on prescription drug abuse in your community.
posted 02/14/2012
Viagra okay in Catholic health plans, health policy valentines, and hospital "loss leaders," plus more in today's Daily Briefing.
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