
Why Should I Trust You? is substack, based on a weekly podcast about rebuilding trust in science and public health. On this platform we want to continue the discussion about what it takes to trust each other again, when it comes to our vision of health.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 87 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Imagine that you are a professional who has worked your entire career inside an institution with enormous influence.
Millions of people follow your work. Your leaders are called “the most trusted in America.” You go to work each day with a...
It’s not scientific, but it sure feels like ever since Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing this summer, with tensions running hot and old grievances resurfacing, there’s been a retrenchment of sorts into partisan camps. Rapprochement between tra...
The phrase “moveable middle” hasn’t been sitting well with me lately.
This essay is an attempt for me to wrestle with why.
It’s not because I don’t think the moveable middle exists. I do. There are plenty of people who aren’t deeply atta...
The criticism of what went down this week has been loud: a president declared a new vaccine schedule, absent the underlying science to justify it, the legal process that’s required to produce it, or a pipeline to support it (single-disease...
It was August 21, 1858. Abraham Lincoln was running for the United States Senate against Stephen A. Douglas, and they were standing in Washington Park in Illinois, the site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate.
The subject was slavery. But...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An award-winning journalist, producer and host.
Dr. Maggie L. Bartlett is a virologist passionate about infectious disease mysteries like viral RNA persistence and post-viral illnesses, particularly in individuals with genetic connective tissue diseases.
Co-host, Why Should I Trust You? Podcast. Investigative Reporter & Medical Contributor, ABC. DOCTOR: Mohs Surgeon, DermofPhilly, Adjunct Associate Professor of Dermatology, University of Pennsylvania
Journalist, co-creator, and co-host of the Why Should I Trust You? Podcast and Substack. Emmy Award-winning producer with experience in documentary series, digital, cable, and network news.
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