The Skeptical Scientist
Bob Morris, MD, PhDSkepticism lies at the core of the scientific method. This blog applies that lens to current science and its dissemination seeking to distill available research, expose misinformation and bad science, and reimagine science communication.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 56 | Subscribers | Read | drbobmorris.substack.com |
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The House of Public Health Is On Fire
### My Speech from the Rally for the Public’s Health
The Coalition for a Healthy America
RFK Jr. has done something remarkable. He has united more than a dozen groups from healthcare, science, and public health communities around a common cause. All of these groups are committed to protecting the health of Americans. All agree ...
The Silence of RFK Jr.
Most of the criticism of RFK Jr. has focused on what he has said, such as the unfounded and dangerous nonsense about vaccines, Tylenol, and autism, but his silence should cause even greater concern.
Health, Science, and the Empire of Lies
When a lawyer with no medical or scientific expertise is advising a President with even less relevant knowledge to issue a warning about a drug he can’t even pronounce based on research neither of them understands, something is deeply broke...
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Robert D. Morris, MD, PhD, Epidemiologist/writer at UW School of Public Health
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