As varicella cases reemerge in some parts of the country, newly published guidance helps clinicians navigate an ‘old’ disease they may have never seen in practice.

Research suggests that many Americans view inequities in health care as systemic issues. Here are some reporting approaches to showcase this.

Youth mental health coverage often boils down to this: "Is social media to blame?" But some researchers say that may be the wrong question.

When covering the Ebola outbreak, journalists need to pay attention to narratives shaping public understanding of the disease.

We're likely entering an era where social media's “addictive design” is a public health issue, with platform features treated as risk factors.

Pediatric complex regional pain syndrome forces clinicians into the difficult position of asking children to move through crippling pain for the best chance of healing.

Easy access, fast betting cycles and constant promotion has led researchers to pay attention to potential health effects of sports betting.

Clear, evidence-based reporting is important to counter myths, explain legal uncertainty and show what harm reduction centers actually do.

The federal government shutdown is adding serious strain to health agencies, policies and programs on which millions of people depend.

An ESC report outlining the effects of COVID and long COVID on the heart emphasizes the need for early detection, vaccination, and cardiac rehab.

Emi Nietfeld’s reporting on surrogacy for Wired offers lessons in responsibly framing both risk and regulation in stories that touch deeply personal lives.

It's important to explain both the short- and long-term consequences of the NIH funding cuts while navigating politically charged rhetoric.

A Toledo Blade reporter's independent water testing found levels of radioactivity up to 1,731 times higher than normal background levels.

The CDC has adopted a new, broader definition of perinatal mortality — deaths that occur around the time of birth.

A swirl of new research, legal fights and political shifts are pushing water fluoridation back into the headlines — and under the microscope.

A study suggests that telehealth isn't serving Medicaid beneficiaries well as they're less likely to get substance use disorder treatment.

Recent studies show that people from formerly redlined neighborhoods face multiple health disparities including a lower life expectancy.

Findings from a new study suggest primary care clinicians need better guidance on caring for adopted adult patients with limited family medical history.

Although less visible, the profound public health challenges facing migrants and communities at the U.S.-Mexico border demand attention.

Recent studies show that people from formerly redlined neighborhoods face multiple health disparities including a lower life expectancy.

Reporters Sílvia Lisboa and Carla Ruas collaborated with scientists to examine how pesticides in Brazil impact children in rural areas.

In this webinar, a neurology professor and a Walgreens executive will discuss how decentralization is reshaping clinical trials.

In this webinar, a neurology professor and a Walgreens executive will discuss how decentralization is reshaping clinical trials.

Reporters Sílvia Lisboa and Carla Ruas collaborated with scientists to examine how pesticides in Brazil impact children in rural areas.

The wildfire crisis in California is not just an environmental disaster but a public health emergency with short- and long-term consequences.

While climate coverage often focuses on heat, its health impacts have a broader audience appeal. Here are some story ideas to watch in 2025.

While climate coverage often focuses on heat, its health impacts have a broader audience appeal. Here are some story ideas to watch in 2025.

While climate coverage often focuses on heat, its health impacts have a broader audience appeal. Here are some story ideas to watch in 2025.

While climate coverage often focuses on heat, its health impacts have a broader audience appeal. Here are some story ideas to watch in 2025.

The wildfire crisis in California is not just an environmental disaster but a public health emergency with short- and long-term consequences.

A recent study found that fewer breast cancer screenings did not lead to a significant increase in more advanced cancers over 15 years.

Walgreens is now conducting a COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial across eight states in partnership with the government.

AHCJ recently welcomed seasoned journalist, author, and professor Lara Salahi as its new health equity beat leader.

Reporter Ariel Cohen discusses how an AHCJ fellowship helped her write a six-story series examining abortion policies in the U.S. and France.