Contents:.
Introduction.
Part I: Finding Topics and Information.1. Some Basics.
2. Books and Periodicals.
3. Government, Associations, and Other Institutions.
4. Researchers, Clinicians, Patients, and Others.
5. Online Resources.
Part II: Preparing the Piece.6. Evaluating Information.
7. Health-Writing Technique.
8. Genres of Health Writing.
9. Medical Reporting for the Electronic Media.
10. Sensitivity and Style.
11. Award Winners and Awards.
Part III: Exploring Issues and Areas.12. Ethical and Legal Issues.
13. Covering Key Realms.
14. Presenting Risk.
Part IV: Pursuing a Career.15. Career Options.
16. Professional Organizations.
17. Educational Opportunities.
References: Sources Cited; Sources of Additional Help or Perspective.Index
BARBARA GASTEL, MD, has faculty appointments in medical humanities, veterinary medicine, and biotechnology at Texas A&M University, where she coordinates the graduate program in science journalism.
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