Dr Michael O’Donnell (October 20,1928 – April 6, 2019) Geoff Watts worked for Michael O’Donnell at World Medicine for seven years, first as Science Editor and later as Deputy Editor. Read more…
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Annabelle Collins from the Health Service Journal has been named as a gold award winner on this year’s 30 To Watch Awards for young journalists. Elisabeth Mahase from the BMJ Read more…
The deadline to enter the Medical Journalists’ Association Media Campaign Award — the only award which rewards the agency and in-house communications team that really understands, and delivers, the media materials Read more…
Lawrence McGinty: Chair Lawrence McGinty has reported on health and science for more than three decades. First for New Scientist magazine, then for Channel Four News, and most recently for ITV Read more…
There is no shortage of awards in the PR and communciations industry, but there is only one which rewards the agencies and in-house communications teams that really understand what journalists Read more…
“It’s like professional speed-dating, really informative and a great panel of people giving advice.” That was the opinion of freelance journalist Rosie Taylor who came along to the MJA event: “How Read more…
Entries the 2019 Medical Journalists’ Association Awards are now closed — good luck to everyone who has entered. Just under 300 entries have been lodged. We are now going through Read more…
The MJA has organised a tour of the medicinal garden of the Royal College of Physicians with Dr Henry Oakeley, RCP Garden Fellow for its members. Details: 14:00-15:30 on Thursday Read more…
Are you finding it tough as a freelance? Are you a staffer thinking of taking the plunge? Or do you just want to meet up with other freelance members to Read more…
Without whistleblowers, some of the most important health and medical stories in recent history may never have been told. The Bristol heart surgery scandal, sub-standard care at Mid Staffs hospital and the Read more…
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