The MJA Awards are recognised as the Oscars of health and medical journalism and planning is already underway for the 2024 awards. A huge amount of time and money goes Read more…
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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) library is publicly available and has a huge range of health statistics and other data. You can search by themes, countries, or Read more…
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 Read more…
Why Can’t I See My GP? The Past, Present and Future of General Practice by Dr Ellen Welch was released by Calon/University of Wales Press this month– and is already Read more…
This year, the international Covering Climate Change Awards include a category for health — and the deadline to enter is 11:59pm US Eastern time on March 12 (4:59am UK time). Read more…
The MJA views climate change as a scientifically confirmed global threat to the health of people and the planet. We endeavour to reduce the carbon footprint of our operations in Read more…
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’. Read more…
John Illman celebrates the life of Lindsay Knight, 1948-2023. When the first edition of Lindsay Knight’s book, Talking To A Stranger: A Guide to Psychotherapy, was published in 1986, the Read more…
Richenda Power – Experiment in Selection ‘This selection of experiments in writing brings together a striking gathering of poems that cluster and disperse around points, moments and the movement of Read more…
MJA Chair Shaun Lintern has been shortlisted for Health Journalist of the Year in this year’s British Press Awards for his “definitive story” on Lucy Letby, the neonatal nurse convicted Read more…
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