Newspaper, news service team up for medical news
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and MedPage Today, a medical news service for doctors, will collaborate to produce articles on medical news, according to a report from EditorAndPublisher.com.
The report says AHCJ member John Fauber, a health and science reporter for the Journal Sentinel, will lead the partnership. “Journal Sentinel Editor Marty Kaiser said giving Fauber the resources of two news organizations will benefit readers.”
E&P says the first story is scheduled to appear in March and will be released simultaneously by MedPage Today and the Journal Sentinel.
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