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Schooled by AI: The evolving role of artificial intelligence in medical education
Moderator: Eli Cahan, M.D., M.Sc., investigative journalist, Rolling Stone; fellow in neonatal intensive care, Stanford University Tina Hernandez-Boussard, Ph.D., associate dean of research and professor of biomedical informatics, Stanford University Graciela Gonzalez-Hernandez, Ph.D., professor and vice chair of research and education in computational biomedicine, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center When a team of American medical residents lost…
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Clinicians still cautious about AI in many areas of medicine
Artificial intelligence has been making its way into many areas of health, but experts at AHCJ’s fall summit, AI in Health Care: Reporting What’s Real, expressed cautious optimism, noting the continued need for human oversight of these applications. In the 1980s or around that time, if an engineer wanted to build a program to help…
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Register now for AHCJ’s Fall Summit on AI in health care
It’s all around us: the AI “revolution” is here, and for journalists, it’s a tough subject to stay on top of for their audiences who want to know what all this AI stuff means for their health. Separating hype from reality is half the battle. Join us in L.A. Oct. 8-9 for a 1.5-day exploration…
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Fall summit session recordings now available
AHCJ’s 2025 fall summit, “Research reset: Covering promising paths to better health,” took place from Nov. 13-14 in NYC. Funding in flux: How politics is reshaping health research Watch session on YouTube Health research funding has been thrown into a state of uncertainty. Grants that once seemed secure are now vulnerable to cancellation for using…
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How to amplify coverage of veteran suicide and National Guard health care
Building prevention into your reporting on veterans suicide and mental health Moderator: Lara Salahi, AHCJ Health Beat leader for health equity Thomas Campbell, retired U.S. Army command sergeant major, current senior training specialist, Army Center for Initial Military Training Philip Held, Ph.D., research director, The Road Home Program: National Center of Excellence for Veterans and…
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How to report responsibly on firearm suicide
Sounding the alarm: Physicians’ role in talking to patients about firearm access and suicide risk Moderator: Cara Anthony, Midwest correspondent, KFF Health News Jill Harkavy-Friedman, Ph.D., senior vice president of research, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Lois Lee, M.D., MPH, Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School View slides Listen to session More coverage Gun…
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Emerging federal priorities on substance use policy remain unclear
Emerging federal priorities on substance use policy Moderator: Sandhya Raman, reporter, CQ Roll Call Rob Kent, president, Kent Strategic Advisors Regina LaBelle, director of the Addiction and Public Policy Initiative, O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University Law Center Maia Szalavitz, author & independent journalist View slides Listen to session More…
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