Unbiased Science
Unbiased Science, Dr. Emily Smith, Elisabeth Marnik, PhD, Kevin C. Klatt, PhD, RD, Edward Nirenberg, Jess Steier, DrPH, Aimee Pugh Bernard, PhD, David Higgins, MD, MPH, Mario Varzeas, MS BMS, Elana Pearl BenJoseph, MD, MPH, Izzy Brandstetter Figueroa,MPH, Annicka Evans, PhD, Paige Boklaschuk, Nancy L. Haigwood, Kristin Rose Jutras, MFA, Amy Gragnolati, PharmD, Carrie McMahon, PhD, Kelly A. Dobos, Angel Zhou, MScEmpowering everyone to understand health science through patient, evidence-based explanations that respect both skepticism and nuance.
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Dr. Jess Steier, a public health scientist, founded Unbiased Science to make science accessible and dispel misinformation. She leads an interdisciplinary team of sciences to deliver high-impact, empathetic, evidence-based content to all people.
Welcome! I'm a PhD epidemiologist and write on public health issues through the lens of neighboring. My work has been featured in TIME Magazine, Christianity Today, the Washington Post, and NPR and read in 150+ countries. *All thoughts are my own.*
Liz is a scientist & educator making science clear, compassionate, & relevant. As Director of Education & Outreach at MDI Biological Lab, CSO for Those Nerdy Girls, and creator of Science Whiz Liz, she connects science to everyday understanding.
Metabolism Scientist, Dietitian, Journal and Textbook Editor, Occasional Substacker More links: linktr.ee/kcklatt
Views my own, but you can borrow them if you feel so inclined. Anti-disease. Big Nerd Energy. “A homework person.” Fun at parties. Antibody hoarder. “Problematically literate.”he/him
Public health scientist, host of Unbiased Science, and quirky and empathetic science communicator.
Immunologist | Educator | Science Communicator | Science Advocate
Physician, researcher, writer, and speaker. Standing at the intersection of pediatrics, preventive medicine, and public health.
Pre-med with a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences. Contributor to Unbiased Science. Interested in Emergency Medicine, Immunology, and Mega Starmie. Science communicator in training—armed with data, bad jokes, and anime-fueled determination.
Physician with focus on pediatrics, health communication, and public health.
Epidemiologist & Educator
Public SciComm | Biotech Scientist
I'm an Epidemiology student who loves to go down rabbit holes about reproductive health, nutrition, global health, and exercise science!
Scientist, professor, mother, wife, golfer: passionate about infectious diseases after more than 45 years as a researcher in vaccines and antibody-based therapies for infectious diseases. Expert in nonhuman primate models for diseases.
Life Science Communications & Creative Services Director, Poet, Stanford grad, \ud83e\uddae\ud83d\udc15\ud83e\uddba\ud83d\udc76 mom
PharmD and health communicator | Delivering clear, useful, and evidence-based health information
Retired FDA scientist with 23 years of experience in the safety and regulatory evaluation of food ingredients, including food from GMOs.
I’m a health researcher with a background in cancer clinical trials and epidemiology. I love making health research easier to understand and helping people find clarity in today’s sea of misinformation.
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