Andrew Pollack, who has covered the business and science of biotechnology for the New York Times since 2000, is leaving the paper via a buyout offer. John Carroll of Fierce Biotech called him Pollack one of...
Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes presented a new blood-testing device to the medical world on Monday in a bid to save the company that has had to retract the findings of its previous blood...
New York Times reporter Elisabeth “Libby” Rosenthal has been hired as the new editor-in-chief of Kaiser Health News, the Kaiser Family Foundation’s nonprofit news service. Rosenthal will start in early September. Rosenthal succeeds John...
FDAnews seeks a full-time, in-house managing editor for several hard-news, business-to-business newsletters covering the pharmaceutical and medical devices industry and the regulations affecting these companies. This person’s major responsibilities include the day-to-day management of...
Two former managers of FierceMarkets who built its life sciences vertical from a tiny email newsletter into a profitable multimillion dollar venture, have recently struck out on their own. Endpoints is producing two email newsletters per day...
Beth Kutscher, the former California bureau chief for Modern Healthcare, has been hired by LinkedIn to cover the industry. Kutscher writes, “Before I joined LinkedIn as our first healthcare news editor, I was on...
The Kansas City Business Journal is looking for a journalist who is fascinated by what will happen, not merely what has happened. Our health care/big tech beat combines coverage of the changing face of...
The Birmingham Business Journal is seeking a reporter to cover Birmingham’s huge health care community and its ever-growing technology and innovation scene. The ideal candidate will marry strong traditional journalism skills – source building,...
Arundhati Parmar has been hired as vice president and editorial director at MedCity News, an online news source covering the business of health care. Parmar writes, “I consider myself lucky to be a part of the fourth...
The health news site Stat plans to go behind a paywall by the end of the year, reports Joseph Lichterman of Nieman Lab. Lichterman writes, “A portion of the site will remain free, but Macaulay’s team...
