2010’s most popular Covering Health posts
- Tanning beds: What do the numbers really mean?
- Gays excluded from clinical trials
- Oransky: Medical study embargoes serve whom?
- Why insurers care about the medical-loss ratio
- Residents put dispute with Bronx hospital online
- PepsiCo sparks controversy on ScienceBlogs
- Doctor or journalist? Roles become blurred in Haiti
- Posting ER wait times online: Gimmick or service?
- ScienceBlogs reverses course, evicts Pepsi blog
- Report: Health care disparities aren’t getting better
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- Data gives depth to investigation of patient safety
- What reporters should know about Alzheimer’s and related dementias
- Apply for fellowships to attend Health Journalism 2012
- AHCJ asks Supreme Court to permit broadcast of arguments in health reform case
- Tips for print, online journalists to embrace broadcast opportunities
- Numbers reveal how often, or how rarely, states check doctors’ disciplinary records
- How I did it: Falsified charts in nursing homes linked to patient care
- Access Denied: Looking at a lack of health care availability
- Transparency & medical errors: Public reporting of patient harm is a potent force
