Troy Tassier's Newsletter: At the Margin
Troy TassierA newsletter striving for health equity in an unequal world. At the Margin sits at the intersection of economics, healthcare, epidemiology, poverty & inequality. It's meant to bother and inspire in equal parts. Follow me on Twitter & Bluesky: @TroyTassier
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The History of Vaccines and the Importance of Vaccine Mandates
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Economist at Fordham University. Author of "The Rich Flee and The Poor Take the Bus: How our unequal society fails us during outbreaks" from Johns Hopkins University Press.
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