E is for Epi
Ellie Murray, ScDMaking sense of the science of public health
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 72 | Subscribers | Read | epiellie.substack.com |
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When you're ripping off a bandaid, do it quick!
Over the last few weeks, the weight of the world has really been getting to me and I’ve found it hard to get motivated to write any articles. Public health is being undermined and overturned everywhere and it’s left me feeling a bit hopeles...
Here's what life before vaccines was really like
The morning of August 2nd 1852 promised a lovely summer’s day in London. It was 66.7F (19C), which was a couple degrees warmer than the typical early August day in the mid-1800s, and it hadn’t rained in a week1.
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Epidemiologist specializing in human-data interaction and causal decision-making with a focus on public health applications.
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