The Jubilee celebrations have prompted a lot of coverage on the changes we’ve seen over the past 70 years. On June 30, 2022, the Medical Journalists’ Association will also be Read more…
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Members of the Medical Journalists’ Association can sign into our website to access a wide range of resources on everything from understanding statistics to chasing late payments. Benefits of membership Read more…
The Medical Journalists’ Association represents the UK’s leading health and medical journalists — many of whom are available for a range of freelance and consultancy work. We do not advise Read more…
Times have changed since Disraeli bemoaned, “There are lies, damned lies, and statistics” but the importance of accurately reporting data — and risk in particular — has never been more Read more…
The UK Science Media Centre is part of a global initiative to share accurate, evidence based information on coronavirus vaccines — and never has there been greater need for science Read more…
UPDATE: If you are over 56, a carer or at high risk if you catch COVID-19, you can book a coronavirus vaccination via this NHS site. The age for eligibility Read more…
Journalists often have a love-hate relationship with communications agencies and press offices. The offer of an exclusive, or a well thought out pitch backed with story-ready resources is always welcome Read more…
Bristol University and the MRC Epidemiology Unit is presenting a series of webinars exploring and explaining the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The next webinar — Covid and Schools — is on Read more…
The London freelance branch of the NUJ has backed our campaign to push back on 60-day payments — and they’ve asked us to share this link to their interest and Read more…
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