Unpopular Science
Jennifer BlockA space devoted to acknowledging, interrogating, and discussing evidence that complicates social, cultural, and even medical consensus.
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I am an independent journalist focused on questions of medical practice and evidence, public and personal health, polarization and politicization of science, conflicts of interest, and abuses of power.
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