Nurturing talent is essential to ensure that excellence in health and medical journalism not only survives, but thrives — so the MJA now has a student representative advising the executive Read more…
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The MJA awards 2023 are now open to entry until midnight on Wednesday May 31, 2023. (23:59 on May 31, but we’ll give you an extra minute) There are £750 Read more…
This quotation from Nobel Prize Winner Sir Peter Medawar is on the pinboard above my desk. It is a daily reminder that my writing must be clear and unambiguous if Read more…
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. Read more…
John Illman reviews Englistan: An immigrant’s journey on the turbulent winds of Pakistani cricket by Kamran Abbasi. Jadoo Books I wouldn’t like to guess how many different publications I’ve written for — probably Read more…
At the last EC meeting, the MJA discussed a member’s request that we might consider signing an open letter from to NHS chiefs on “The importance of the word ‘woman’ in Read more…
Jill Palmer reviews Time to Think: The Inside Story of the Collapse of the Tavistock’s Gender Service for Children, by Hannah Barnes How did an NHS service that was opened Read more…
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 Read more…
As you may already have seen, IPSO is currently updating its guidance on reporting sex and gender identity, and the regulator is inviting journalists, and other interested parties, to comment Read more…
More than 400,000 people in the UK have lymphoedema and The British Lymphology Society charity can help with resources and information. Lymphoedema Awareness Week will take place the week commencing Read more…
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