The USC Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the launch of the 2026 Ethnic Media Collaborative, with a Feb.

There’s growing evidence that medicine risks losing talent from poor and working-class, Black and Latino communities.

The Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the selection of six California journalists who will be participating ...

This article was originally published in the Atlantic with support from our 2025 Health and Climate Change Reporting Fellowship.

The rapid expansion of supersize data centers to power AI may not seem like a big story for health journalists. The growing public backlash has focused on the environmental impact: the massive use of ...

Stories of preeclampsia, ignored pain and systemic racism show how preventable failures cost Black women and babies their ...

Every moment in sports has become a wager, and not just on who will win the Super Bowl or how many strikeouts a pitcher will throw. With a quick tap on your phone, you can bet on what color Gatorade ...

In the middle of today’s immigration climate, many victims of domestic violence in our community live with a double fear: the abuse at home… and the fear that reporting it could bring them closer to ...

Journalists have covered the many ways that racial injustices fuel health care disparities. We’ve looked at the impact of neighborhood segregation, discrimination and the violence of poverty. Now, a ...

When Fen Chen gave birth to her first child seven years ago, she did what she thought made sense: she chose a large, well-known health network in Los Angeles County. After more than a decade in the ...