Health and Science Communication – Journalism, Media and Culture

Can you wake up after decades in a coma? The story behind the headlines

May 2, 2019May 10, 2019 Jenny Kitzinger Coma, cultural myths, minimally conscious, vegetative

A car crash left Munira Abdulla with devastating brain injuries. However, almost three decades after her initial injury, Abdulla showed signs of recovery – including calling out her son’s name.

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Reporting on Poverty

November 8, 2018November 8, 2018 Kerry Moore austerity, Brexit, Poverty

According to Chancellor Philip Hammond austerity is ‘over’ and yet, puzzlingly, wages are not growing as labour market theories suggest they ought.

Advance Decisions Health and Science Communication Media Coverage

How I learned to love Twitter as an academic

March 8, 2016March 9, 2016 Jenny Kitzinger advance decisions, Advance Directives, dying, Living Wills, mental capacity, social media, Twitter

Posted by, Professor Jenny Kitzinger I had meant to just lurk – to observe the weird world of Twitter from

Health and Science Communication Media Coverage

From research to art and engagement: creating social change

July 9, 2015 Jenny Kitzinger DIPEx, experience of coma, Mental Capacity Act, minimally conscious state, vegetative state

Posted by: Professor Jenny Kitzinger Running into the office last week carrying a bundle of 8-foot bamboo poles, along with a

Communications Management Cultural Studies Health and Science Communication Journalism Media Media Coverage Politics Public Relations

The Information Smog – TEDx Cardiff

April 7, 2015April 14, 2015 Richard Sambrook information, pr, Propaganda, spin, tedx

Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook This is the text of a talk given at TEDxCardiff in March 2015 The first

Health and Science Communication Journalism Media Politics

Cameron’s collision and other stories – a week in the news.

October 31, 2014October 31, 2014 John Jewell Broadcasting, Daily Express, Daily Mail, David Cameron, Immigration, journalism, media, Panorama

A typically unpredictable week for David Cameron began with the media quick to decide that his collision in Leeds with

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Will the true voice on climate change please stand up?

September 30, 2014September 30, 2014 Toby Miller climate change, David Cameron, environmental science, Greenpeace, pseudo-science, United Nations climate summit

Posted by: Toby Miller Who should political leaders follow when it comes to climate change: environmental scientists, powerful corporations, or a

Communications Management Health and Science Communication

Exploring Trends in Global Media Policy

June 20, 2014June 23, 2014 Arne Hintz

Posted By: Dr Arne Hintz Young Scholars Conduct “Rapid Response” Research Global communication policy is transforming rapidly. New actors participate

Health and Science Communication

Science programming on television in Wales

May 30, 2014June 2, 2014 Angela Graham Science on Television, science output, Science programming, television in Wales

Ahead of this Thursday’s (June 5) RTS ‘Science on Television in Wales’ panel debate, Dr. Rhodri Evans of the School

Health and Science Communication Media

Science on Television in Wales

May 20, 2014May 21, 2014 Angela Graham BBC Wales, Royal Television Society, Science on Television

Posted by: Angela Graham “Is there any?” was one response I received when I mentioned that I am organising an

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