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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Mehmet Oz, M.D., MBA, recently suggested that artificial intelligence (AI) could offer a way to help rural communities access mental health care amid a shortage of providers.

“There’s no question about it —...


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In the fall of 2022, a team of Wall Street Journal reporters asked the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for access to Medicare data for a series on suspected overbilling in Medicare Advantag...


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Pitching: If you’re a freelancer, chances are you either love it or hate it. I’m in the former camp. My brain (and Google docs and notes app) are awash with story ideas, and I get energized by the chance to crystalize the...


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My organizational strategies as a freelancer are not particularly modern or meticulous. I just list all of my assignments — including their fees and deadlines — in a Google spreadsheet. I keep a messy, running list of story ideas in a Google doc, and file all rejected or ignored pitches in yet another Google doc, where they rest until they find the right home. (This post is n...


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There’s an unsettling paradox at the heart of reporting on toxic chemicals in consumer products and food in the United States: Scientists and public health advocates increasingly document links between everyday chemical exposures and serious health outcomes, yet, in many cases, those chemicals remain legal and widely used. 

As health journalists, we have to gra...


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