
Wednesday night saw the very best health and medical journalists awarded for their work at a packed and lively ceremony at the Barber-Surgeons’ Hall in the City of London. Top honours went to the Sun’s Health Features Editor, Christina Earle, who sadly died earlier this year. Her awards for Outstanding Contribution to Health and Medical Journalism and Editor of the Year were collected by her husband Oli Newbury accompanied by Christina’s parents, sister and close friends and colleagues.
Read all the details of the winners and their work in our detailed run down of the night.
All photos: Trevor Aston Photography

Oli Newbury accepts his wife’s, Christina’s, Outstanding Achievement Award from Angela Mahaney of sponsors Edelman

Girish Juneja, Channel 4 News, receives News Story of the Year (Broadcast) from MJA Chair and category judge, Lawrence McGinty

Christina Earle’s sister, father, husband and mother with her awards for Editor of the Year and Outstanding Achievement

Oli Newbury receive’s his wife Christina Earle’s Editor of the Year Award from sponsor Lilly’s Sarah Davies

Pamela Duncan and Denis Campbell of the Guardian receive News Story of the Year (General Audience) from judge Susan Osbourne

James Waldron, Chemist +Druggist, representing Grace Lewis, & Annabelle Collins now of Health Service Journal receive News Story of the Year (Specialist) from judge Clare Ryan

John McDermott, The Economist, wins Feature of the Year (General Audience) presented by Judge Barbara Rowlands

Natasha Loder, the Economist wins Feature of the Year (Specialist Audience) presented by judge Jo Revill

Andrew Dunne, University of Bath wins inaugural Excellence in PR Award from MJA Chair, Lawrence McGinty
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