About Bill Hogan

Bill Hogan is an award-winning investigative journalist. In addition to two tours of duty as the director of investigative projects at the Center for Public Integrity, Hogan has worked as a freelance journalist and been the Washington editor of Mother Jones magazine, the editor of Regardie’s magazine, and a consultant to CBS News, HDNet’s Dan Rather Reports, and the AARP Bulletin. Before joining the Center in 1996, he was a managing editor of National Journal and a senior editor of Regardie’s, where he helped to expose the Bank of Credit and Commerce International’s secret ownership of First American Bankshares.

Hogan has written for dozens of magazines and newspapers and won numerous journalism awards, including the Worth Bingham Prize for investigative reporting and the top prize for outstanding online reporting from the Society of Environmental Journalists. His third book, Are Your Prescriptions Killing You? How to Prevent Dangerous Interactions, Avoid Deadly Side Effects, and Be Healthier with Fewer Drugs (with Dr. Armon B. Neel, Jr.), was published by Atria Books, a division of Simon & Schuster, in 2012.

Hogan graduated with highest honors from Oberlin College and has a master’s degree in journalism and public affairs from American University.