2022 Most cancers Reporting fellows
Ten journalists have been chosen for the 2022 Nationwide Most cancers Reporting Fellowship. This program, supported by the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Belief, will meet in particular person for the primary time since 2019.
The three-day coaching might be held November 14-16 in Bethesda, Md. Fellows will be part of consultants from the Nationwide Institutes of Well being to extend their understanding of and skill to report precisely on complicated scientific findings, present perception into the work of most cancers researchers and to higher localize cancer-related tales.
“We’re excited that when once more the Nationwide Most cancers Reporting fellowship might be in particular person, giving fellows an insider look and deeper understanding of most cancers points,” stated Kelsey Ryan, AHCJ govt director. “Many due to our companions at NIH for his or her collaboration on this fellowship.”
The 2022 fellowship class contains:
- Ed Cara, well being reporter, Gizmodo
- Jacquelyn Cobb, reporter, The Most cancers Letter
- Ariel Cohen, well being care reporter CQ Roll Name
- Eric Fitzsimmons, editor, Most cancers Right now
- Jordan Gass-Poore,’ creator, producer, reporter, host, “Hazard NJ”
- Paul Gordon, environmental journalist, conservationist
- Katti Grey, core matter chief/psychological well being, AHCJ
- Shi En Kim, life sciences reporter, Chemical & Engineering Information
- Lindsey Leake, tasks reporter, TCPalm
- Barbara Mantel, contributing reporter, CQ Researcher, freelance group correspondent, AHCJ
Coaching session matters will embody:
- Standing of most cancers analysis and care
- Well being communications: misinformation and disinformation
- Deep dive: Immunotherapy
- Food regimen and most cancers
- Well being disparities in most cancers analysis
- Telling the most cancers story by means of survivors
- Most cancers knowledge
- Evaluating most cancers proof
