Journalists need time to build sources, gain trust and triple-check the evidence when working on sensitive stories, delegates at the 2024 MJA Annual Symposium heard. This year the focus was…
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Book your place for the 2024 MJA Symposium, on April 13, and discover how to hone your skills around building trust and working with whistleblowers. Bookings have now closed in…
We’re very excited to announce that we will be holding our annual symposium on Saturday 13th April at City University. The theme of this year’s event will be ‘Building Trust’….
Despite the short notice, the MJA Christmas party was a great success and it was a real treat to catch up with so many friends and colleagues. Brava and huge…
Join us if you can for the MJA Christmas party on December 12. As you know, we have had to make this event self-funding so we’re asking everyone — members…
Join the Sarah Hughes Lecture to analyse John Keats influence on both beauty and truth as applied to medicine and the humanities and evaluate the effect of truth on creative…
As you’ve probably seen on social media, Nigel Praities has stepped down as chair and the EC has unanimously agreed that Shaun Lintern is the man for the challenging job…
Finalists in the 2023 MJA awards have been announced but who will win? The winners of the 2023 MJA Awards — the Oscars of health and medical journalism — will…
If you weren’t able to make the 2023 Medical Journalists’ Symposium, watch this highlights package for some great insights and tips on investigative journalism created by EC member Elisabeth Mahase….
Uncovering a Scandal is the theme of this year’s MJA symposium, and some of our industry’s most tenacious and talented investigative journalists will be sharing their insights and tips at…
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