Health reporters share lessons learned over the years
Here’s why some Atlanta-based journalists recommend reading your story backwards and getting out of the hospital when writing about health and medicine.
Grady College of Journalism & Mass Communication
Here’s why some Atlanta-based journalists recommend reading your story backwards and getting out of the hospital when writing about health and medicine.
Companies like Amazon are buying diabetic patients’ extra glucose test strips to sell secondhand causing experts to worry about quality assurance for secondhand buyers.
Newly diagnosed cancer patients have a lot to consider as they embark on the road to recovery— from the daunting array of treatment options, to depression and financial woes.
Former journalist and now Grady College professor Sabriya Rice discusses the unique challenges of health and medical journalism — plus, the pros and cons of developing a specialty during graduate school.
Sabriya Rice is a seasoned reporter who has more than 15 years of experience covering health care, science and medicine. The Knight Chair was formerly held by Patricia Thomas, who retired in 2017.