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Conversations with fearless scientists, policy experts, and journalists who are defying dogma and defending discovery.
I write about science, nutrition, history, and politics. I have written for @Newsweek and @NYPost.
Prof. of Health Policy, Stanford Medicine. Health policy, infectious disease epidemiology, Scientific freedom. Co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration. Proprietor of "The Illusion of Consensus" with Rav Arora on Substack.
Professor of Genetics, Rutgers University; Lab Director, Waksman Institute; Host of Science From the Fringe
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