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…
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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 European School of Oncology provides grants of up to €5,000 for high quality reporting on cancer — and the good news is that this is one opportunity which hasn’t 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…
Numbers you can trust: click here to read Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter’s analysis of the risk of dying from COVID-19, published in the British Medical Journal. You’ll find more about Read more…
MJA members are invited to join a Bureau of Investigative Journalism open newsroom which will explore how race and inequality are influencing the impact of Covid-19. The newsroom is taking Read more…
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