
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 | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 98 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Ok, so I’m not someone who typically gets stirred up after reading an academic paper. But this one by Petter Tornberg and Richard Rogers stopped me in my tracks. (As much as I’m focused on exploring the breakdown in trust in institutions, I...
“If you can't afford the amazing things that science creates, then at some point you're going to stop trusting science.” — Abdul El-Sayed
“I hope you trust me,” Abdul El-Sayed said, as we wrapped our conversation about trust and health bef...
The year is 1988. I am 9 years old. After dinner every night, my family gathers around to watch World News Tonight with Peter Jennings. We did this religiously — World News Tonight followed by Jeopardy!. We pretty much followed this pattern...
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This week on Why Should I Trust You?, we discussed Pennsylvania’s deadly measles outbreak. From Lancaster County, the hardest-hit community, we heard from a traditional midwife who cares for Amish families....
Tom here. Remember The Day After?
Stephen Witt, the technology writer, referenced the made-for-TV movie in our episode this week about trust and the wild threats about AI of the past couple of weeks.
If your memory is fuzzy, or if you wer...
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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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