
Hi, glad you're here! Read an engaging series of lessons designed to demystify public health science. Learn how diseases spread, what drives health trends, and how data saves lives—all in a fun, accessible way. Perfect for curious minds, no PhD required!
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From clinical trials and outbreak investigations to rare side effects and changing recommendations, here’s how scientists determine whether vaccines work, and how they keep checking after approval.
If you follow vaccine news, you have prob...
Measles vaccines do not cause measles, but you can still get measles. Because vaccines are not 100% effective. (Photo by Hyttalo Souza on Unsplash)
“Can vaccinated people transmit measles?” sounds like a simple yes-or-no question. A new sy...
Part 2 of 8 of the study designs series tells us about what ecological studies see, and the famous chocolate fallacy.
In 2012, a doctor published a chart in a real medical journal showing that countries that eat more chocolate win more Nob...
Yes, it’s a lot of code, but you need to know what each line does so you won’t be surprised. (Photo by Arnold Francisca on Unsplash)
When I was a kid, my dad took time out of his day to teach me how cars worked. As a car mechanic, he wante...
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Like many other people, I watched in annoyance as Dr. Anthony Fauci sat before a Senate committee yesterday to answer questions about the decisions he made during the COVID-19 pandemic and about...
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Exploring the intersection of science, society, and storytelling. As a public health leader, infectious disease expert, and social epidemiologist, I share insights on vaccines, disease prevention, and the social determinants of health.
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