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Can I just say it? Ivan Oransky must have found a wrinkle in time. Here's a look at how he manages his editing, blogging and teaching duties.

Appropriate carbohydrate intake differs with each individual diabetic patient. I figured out what works for me, but that might not work for others.

Blogging keeps health journalist and medical doctor Ivan Oransky busy, but he has taken a new day job. In July, he became the vice president and global editorial director for MedPage Today. Here's the first of a two part Q&A with Oransky.

Kaiser Health News is looking for several employees to join their team for year-long project to significantly increase national and local media coverage of health issues in California and surrounding states.

Looking at campaign contributions can inform how you report a story. Check out this post from FollowTheMoney.org.

A few weeks ago Slate writer Brian Palmer accused New York Times writer Jane Brody of using a red herring for a lede and promoting a theory that he believes is not factually substantiated. But, did he then do the same?

Center for Health Journalism Digital's "Health and the Built Environment Webinar: What Makes a Healthy Environment?" offered ideas for journalists to cover this important issue, which when left unaddressed by the medical community can add significantly to medical costs and patient morbidity.

If your main sources on the health beat are physicians, you’re not doing your job. That became clear over the course of Health and the Built Environment Webinar: What Makes a Healthy Environment?, presented by Center for Health Journalism Digital this week.

Efforts all across California aim to educate and enroll those newly eligible for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.