Your Local Epidemiologist
Katelyn Jetelina, Kristen Panthagani, MD, PhD, Dr. Emily Smith, Elisabeth Marnik, PhD, Nat Gyenes, Matthew Facciani, PhD, Edward Nirenberg, Heidi Moseson, PhD MPH, Dr Michelle Wong, Marisa Donnelly, PhD, Hannah Totte, MPHProviding a direct line of "translated" public health science to you, so you can take action for your community's health
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An epidemiologist trying to make sense of this world
Emergency Medicine physician and creator of You Can Know Things and The Public Health Roundup.
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.*
Elisabeth Marnik, PhD, is a science communicator and immunologist. Drawing on personal experience growing up anti-science, she launched Science Whiz Liz in 2020 and now serves as Executive Director of The Evidence Collective.
Social scientist who studies misinformation, media literacy, and AI. Author of Misguided.
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
Heidi is an epidemiologist who studies medication abortion safety and effectiveness, access, and models of care.
I'm Michelle, chemistry PhD, science educator and cosmetic chemist, and I'm here to help you figure out which beauty products are and aren't worth buying, using science.
Your weekly pulse on New York public health — concise, evidence-based, and action-oriented.
Epidemiology MPH. NorCal / NYC / SoCal. Lover of surf, stats, equity, plants. Might challenge you to Scrabble.
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