Awards

Broadcaster, author and Channel 5 news anchor Sian Williams will be our host for this year’s MJA Awards, which will be held on June 22 at the Barber-Surgeons’ Hall in Read more…

BBC news anchor Maxine Mawhinney is one of the high profile journalists and health experts who will help judge this year’s MJA Awards. She is joined by leading journalists including former Daily Read more…

The 2017 MJA Awards are now open and you have up until midnight on Wednesday, March 22 to lodge your entries. Please try not to leave it to the last Read more…

Changes to the ABSW Awards for 2017 New entry rule – Best news item will now be open to all journalists not just print, so those producing broadcast news will be Read more…

Professor Elizabeth Loftus, a leading psychologist who endured years of bullying, including death threats and lawsuits, has won the 2016 Maddox Prize for standing up for science for her research Read more…

David Brown from BBC News at Six has won the inaugural MJA award for Outstanding Contribution to Health and Medical Journalism for a superb series of reports on mental illness. To be Read more…

Our esteemed panel of judges has deliberated, debated and finally decided the winners of the 2016 MJA Awards — and all will be revealed on June 23 at the Barber-Surgeon’s Hall Read more…

An eminent line-up of health journalists, influencers, experts and champions have now begun the difficult task of judging almost 300 verified entries and deciding the winners of the 2016 MJA Awards. The presentations Read more…

The 2016 MJA Awards are now open for entry. This year the awards are bigger, better and more prestigious than ever — so make sure you don’t leave it to Read more…