Reporting on the world’s biggest killers: a journalist’s guide to covering noncommunicable diseases
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World Health Organization
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45 p.
This publication is a new WHO guide for journalists, packed with data, investigative hooks and fresh perspectives on the world’s leading causes of death: cancer, heart disease, diabetes and chronic respiratory diseases. With contributions from journalists across all regions, it highlights the stories, challenges and opportunities of reporting on noncommunicable diseases and their underlying causes, challenges and opportunities of reporting on noncommunicable diseases and their underlying causes.
This publication is a new WHO guide for journalists, packed with data, investigative hooks and fresh perspectives on the world’s leading causes of death: cancer, heart disease, diabetes and chronic respiratory diseases. With contributions from journalists across all regions, it highlights the stories, challenges and opportunities of reporting on noncommunicable diseases and their underlying causes, challenges and opportunities of reporting on noncommunicable diseases and their underlying causes.
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Noncommunicable Diseases, Cardiovascular Diseases, Neoplasms, Respiratory Tract Diseases, Health Promotion, Public Health, Health Communication, Journalism, Mass Media, Health Education, Global Health, Social Determinants of Health, Industry, Health Policy, Health Expenditures, Health Equity, prevention and control, methods, education, ethics, economics