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By Judy Hobson Hasn’t the time come for health journalists as well as politicians to come clean about the NHS and debunk the persistent myth that it is the best Read more…
By Judy Hobson Hasn’t the time come for health journalists as well as politicians to come clean about the NHS and debunk the persistent myth that it is the best Read more…
Why is the All-Party Parliamentary Group on E-cigarettes hosting a debate headlined by a researcher funded by the tobacco lobby? The Great Vape Debate is being billed as a networking opportunity, Read more…
Members of the MJA are invited to The fight to wipe out Polio, an evening event at the London Press Club on Monday, October 24 at 6:30pm. TV presenter Konnie Huq Read more…
MJA EC member and Hippocratic Post co-founder Thea Jourdan has been shortlisted for the Red magazine Woman of the Year award, along with her co-director Carol Stone. Thea writes: “I’m Read more…
August 5, 2016 marks the end of an era — the last journalists working on Fleet Street will leave ‘The Street’. The last men standing were reporters Gavin Sherriff and Darryl Smith, who worked Read more…
We are sad to have to report the death of long-standing MJA member and award-winning freelance journalist, Elizabeth Adlam. Liz was diagnosed with myeloma in 2014 and did well until about Read more…
The MJA Awards provide an unparalleled opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the nation’s leading health and medical journalists — whether it’s through our Annual Awards, Read more…
I thought after all my time in journalism I knew everything about deadlines. I then became a self-publisher and discovered that I didn’t (about which more later). I then found Read more…
Having been a health journalist and media consultant for more years than I want to admit, I have been privileged to meet many fascinating people and to visit some amazing Read more…
The MJA is now accepting entries for its 2016 awards. Imagine the picture. Lots of members asking themselves: should I enter – or not? Endlessly humming and harring. Even agonising, with Read more…
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