The MJA has had to take the difficult decision to cancel the Awards Ceremony in 2020. Our discussions with the venue made it clear that even by October we would Read more…
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Captive Artists: the unseen art of British Far East prisoners of war by Meg Parkes, Geoff Gill, Jenny Wood Reviewed by MJA member Dr Ellen Welch – GP Buy the Read more…
MJA members are invited to join a Bureau of Investigative Journalism open newsroom which will explore how race and inequality are influencing the impact of Covid-19. The newsroom is taking Read more…
‘it’s still, a still-life a life of stillness yet still you are alive yet still you are alive’ The date is March 2020 and the Covid-19 pandemic is Read more…
The MJA ‘brains trust’ battled it out in a virtual quiz that stretched the grey matter from knowledge of pioneering medical figures to the Spice Girls back catalogue. The fun Read more…
For me, one of the best things about being a health and medical journalist is that we get to write stories that make a real difference to people’s lives. It Read more…
OK, the bullet has been bitten. It looked increasingly unlikely that we would be able to go ahead with our MJA awards night in June. The lockdown will continue for Read more…
I’m sure many of you will know Neil Crump from Aurora, but you may not know that he has launched a new digital platform which allows NHS workers to share Read more…
At the moment, the MJA is truly a tale of two situations. While many members in staff roles are working around the clock to provide superb coverage of the pandemic, Read more…
MJA member, the Independent’s health correspondent Shaun Lintern spoke to the Press Gazette about the important reality check experience health journalists are injecting into COVID coverage. Click here to read Read more…
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