Young to report on health for USA Today
AHCJ member Alison Young has gone from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where she has been writing an investigative column, to USA Today, Matt Dornic reports on MediaBistro.com. 
Young, who previously covered the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will cover health on the paper’s national desk.
Young also is president of the Investigative Reporters and Editors’ board of directors.
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