
The economic case for tackling health inequalities was a stand-out theme at this year’s MJA Symposium. At the event, held in partnership with The Health Foundation, several speakers presented evidence…
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The economic case for tackling health inequalities was a stand-out theme at this year’s MJA Symposium. At the event, held in partnership with The Health Foundation, several speakers presented evidence…
The MJA Annual Lecture on May 8 offers our journalist members an unrivaled networking opportunity with key figures from across the healthcare sector. Senior executives from GSK, Pfizer, Novartis, Sanofi,…
The MJA has been invited to nominate three members to participate in an all-expenses-paid press trip to Switzerland’s Clinique de Genolier and Swiss Medical Network facilities from Monday 5 to…
We’re delighted to welcome Jennifer Richardson, Investigations and Senior Features Editor of The BMJ to the Executive Committee of the MJA. Her appointment was proposed by MJA Chair Shaun Lintern,…
Following the success of last year’s event with health secretary Wes Streeting, the MJA is thrilled to announce that on 8 May, members will have an exclusive opportunity to hear…
Isla Whitcroft has agreed to become a Vice Chair of the MJA, an appointment which was unanimously confirmed at our Executive Committee meeting on April 2. Jennifer Richardson of the BMJ…
We’ve all been welcoming spring, and now we welcome the MJA’s latest new members: Full member Elizabeth Johnston-Young, freelance medical and scientific writer and editor. ejymedicalwriting.com Udani Samarasekera, freelancer writing…
The 30 To Watch awards, which celebrate the UK’s most talented and influential journalists under the age of 30, has become an important showcase for the rising stars of health…
After more than 16 years as a journalist, eight as a dedicated health correspondent, Helen McArdle has hung up her dictaphone at The Herald in Scotland. She is off to…
As we all knew, replacing our long-standing administrator Sallie Robins would not been easy. But the EC is delighted to announce that Rosalie Smith has agreed to take on the…
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