Schwitzer’s year-end thoughts on health journalism
Gary Schwitzer, publisher of HealthNewsReview.org and an associate professor in the University of Minnesota’s School of Journalism & Mass Communication, posted “10 trends in health care journalism going into 2010.” He looks back at the good, the bad, the ugly and the data, as well as looking toward the future and offering a few words of advice for health journalists.
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