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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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…
The global spread of Coronavirus has been accompanied by a germinating mass of misinformation and myths. The virus has travelled rapidly to reach pandemic status. Concern is natural and it Read more…
Three scientists who teach medical students about parasitic diseases founded Parasites Without Borders to: “serve as a comprehensive, advanced educational resource and disseminator of basic and clinical information dealing with Read more…
Event report/blog post by Ilan Goodman of The Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication In November 2019 I led a session with MJA members exploring ways to report risks from Read more…
The Faculty of the History and Philosophy of Medicine and Pharmacy organise a series of Eponymous Lectures which is held each year at Apothecaries’ Hall. These high-profile events are open Read more…
On June 30, 1966, 22 journalists representing freelance interests and nine different publications formed a committee to discuss forming a professional association for medical journalism and medical journalists. The rest Read more…
Do you get in a pickle with p values, or struggle to find you way around a forest plot? The MJA Guide to Clinical Trials, written by John Illman is just Read more…
Entries are now being accepted for the Science Journalism Awards organised by the American Association for the Advancement of Science and supported by the Kavli Foundation. Organisers say the competition is now Read more…
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