Your Local Epidemiologist
Katelyn Jetelina, Kristen Panthagani, MD, PhD, Dr. Emily Smith, Elisabeth Marnik, PhD, Matthew Facciani, PhD, Dr Michelle Wong, Marisa Donnelly, PhD, David Higgins, MD, MPH, Matt Willis, Julia Tellerman, Katie Sharkey, MD, PhD, Katrine Wallace, PhDProviding a direct line of "translated" public health science to you, so you can take action for your community's health
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The system should be on trial too.
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Covid-19 summer wave, peak mosquito season, two Cyclospora deaths (and the outbreak calming down), and more
Somehow we’re already in August. I love my kids dearly, but let the countdown to school (and routine) begin!
August also brings some health news: peak mosquito season, a summer Covid-19 wave, and thankfully, signs that the explosive diarrh...
Does public health *need* MAHA?
Last week, our friend Dr. Craig Spencer sparked an ongoing volatile discussion with his Atlantic article “Public Health Needs MAHA.” Some have come out in strong dissent, others are cheering, and others are simply lamenting that we find our...
It's time to leave the man alone.
One day in 2020, I went to a coffee shop. I was so sick of working 100-hour weeks from home with a newborn that I loaded up the stroller, grabbed my laptop bag (the one with the big World Health Organization logo on it), and headed out. Whe...
Measles record (and hot questions), foodborne illness summer, Covid-19 summer wave, and more
Well, folks, it sure feels like we’ve entered a new phase of health status in the U.S.
It’s hard to keep track of what food is safe to eat and where. (It’s also expensive to eat, and 4 million Americans are losing access to food.) We also...
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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.
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.
Physician, researcher, and writer focused on how evidence and trust shape real-world medical and public health decisions.
Matt Willis is a physician, epidemiologist and former Public Health Officer for Marin County, California.
Julia Tellerman, MPH, is an infectious disease epidemiologist in New York. She is driven by the mission to make health information accessible and actionable to improve health outcomes.
Epidemiologist \ud83e\udda0\ud83e\udd13\ud83d\udcc8UIC-School of Public Health, scientist for the resistance, views my own
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