Given the pandemic it’s perhaps not surprising that health and medicine has been a huge focus for science reporting, and this is reflected in the roll-call of finalists for this Read more…
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Last couple of weeks to make your entry. The award closes on June 30, 2022. In conjunction with the Medical Journalists’ Association, the Sarah Hughes Trust has launched an annual Read more…
Former Daily Express and Telegraph medical correspondent Clare Dover has died after a long illness. We have invited friends and colleagues to pay tributes to Clare who was renowned for Read more…
MJA member David Oliver not only writes the news, he is making it — having just been elected the 122 president of the Royal College of Physicians. David is a Read more…
The Association of British Science Writers invites students from non-selective state funded schools, aged 14-16 years, to submit an 800-word essay on any subject in science, technology, engineering and/or mathematics. Read more…
As anyone who has applied for a Twitter blue tick will know, there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the decisions around which accounts are verified, and which Read more…
The impacts of climate change on public health have increasingly come into focus as journalists on the health beat report on these issues. This coverage is critical for public understanding Read more…
Dear MJA member, We should be winding down at this time of the year, but I suspect a lot of medical journalists are still working as hard as ever. Nevertheless, Read more…
Clare Bostock I am an NHS Consultant Geriatrician. I work in urgent care settings in the hospital, and in people’s own homes in a Hospital at Home service. I have Read more…
Announcing the Harding Prize for Trustworthy Communication HardingPrize.online In a year where many have appreciated the need for trustworthy and helpful communication of evidence, which have been the best – Read more…
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