Ann Luce is a Principal Academic in Journalism and Communication at Bournemouth University, UK. She worked for nearly ten years in journalism in the United States. She is author of The Bridgend Suicides: Suicide and the Media (2016), and editor of Midwifery, Childbirth and the Media (2017). She currently sits on the World Media Task Force for the Reporting of Suicide.

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• Introduction, Section One: Ethics, Responsibility and Self-Care 1. Journalism Standards on the Job 2. Learning to Cope with the Tough Times Section Two: Reporting Sensitive Topics 3. Reporting Child Sexual Abuse 4. Reporting Suicide Section Three: Reporting Violence 5. Reporting Mass Shootings 6. Reporting Urban Violence and Gangs Section Four: Reporting Health 7. Reporting ‘Critical’ Health Journalism 8. Reporting on Drugs, Diets, Devices and Other Health Interventions Section Five: Reporting Science and the Environment 9. Reporting Controversial Science 10. Reporting Climate Change 11. Reporting Natural Disasters in the Digital Age Section Six: Reporting Cultural, Ethnic and Geographical Difference 12. Reporting on ‘Other’ Cultures 13. Reporting on International Migration, Conclusion: Further Hints and Tips

Ann Luce is a Principal Academic in Journalism and Communication at Bournemouth University, UK. She worked for nearly ten years in journalism in the United States. She is author of The Bridgend Suicides: Suicide and the Media (2016), and editor of Midwifery, Childbirth and the Media (2017). She currently sits on the World Media Task Force for the Reporting of Suicide.

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• Introduction, Section One: Ethics, Responsibility and Self-Care 1. Journalism Standards on the Job 2. Learning to Cope with the Tough Times Section Two: Reporting Sensitive Topics 3. Reporting Child Sexual Abuse 4. Reporting Suicide Section Three: Reporting Violence 5. Reporting Mass Shootings 6. Reporting Urban Violence and Gangs Section Four: Reporting Health 7. Reporting ‘Critical’ Health Journalism 8. Reporting on Drugs, Diets, Devices and Other Health Interventions Section Five: Reporting Science and the Environment 9. Reporting Controversial Science 10. Reporting Climate Change 11. Reporting Natural Disasters in the Digital Age Section Six: Reporting Cultural, Ethnic and Geographical Difference 12. Reporting on ‘Other’ Cultures 13. Reporting on International Migration, Conclusion: Further Hints and Tips

Ann Luce is a Principal Academic in Journalism and Communication at Bournemouth University, UK. She worked for nearly ten years in journalism in the United States. She is author of The Bridgend Suicides: Suicide and the Media (2016), and editor of Midwifery, Childbirth and the Media (2017). She currently sits on the World Media Task Force for the Reporting of Suicide.

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• Introduction, Section One: Ethics, Responsibility and Self-Care 1. Journalism Standards on the Job 2. Learning to Cope with the Tough Times Section Two: Reporting Sensitive Topics 3. Reporting Child Sexual Abuse 4. Reporting Suicide Section Three: Reporting Violence 5. Reporting Mass Shootings 6. Reporting Urban Violence and Gangs Section Four: Reporting Health 7. Reporting ‘Critical’ Health Journalism 8. Reporting on Drugs, Diets, Devices and Other Health Interventions Section Five: Reporting Science and the Environment 9. Reporting Controversial Science 10. Reporting Climate Change 11. Reporting Natural Disasters in the Digital Age Section Six: Reporting Cultural, Ethnic and Geographical Difference 12. Reporting on ‘Other’ Cultures 13. Reporting on International Migration, Conclusion: Further Hints and Tips