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Winning trust one patient at a time (opens the original)
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This is the third of my contributions in a series of conversations about what the next era of vaccine governance and communication could look like. Members of The Evidence Collective will be talking with clinicians, scientists, policymakers, leaders, parents, and community members: the full range of people who shape and live with vaccine policy in the U.S. Hopefully, some conversations will confirm things that many readers already believe, and others will challenge them. Both are critical for us
Who “deserves” sympathy (opens the original)
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I recently posted about the measles death of an 18-year-old in PA, and I acknowledged sympathy for their loved ones. Someone replied to me and said, “It’s difficult to feel sympathy for the family when the choice to vaccinate was entirely theirs.”<source type="im
A small trial brings more hope for type 1 diabetes (opens the original)
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I am back from my amazing trip to Scotland and have spent the last two weeks readjusting and catching up on all the work I missed. I hope to share more about my hike soon for those interested, but you can see some clips on my instagram! Today’s post is talking about some recent science news that have made me smile and given me lots of hope. Please let me know in the comments, or by replying to this email, what you would like to read about next! <a class="button primary" href="https://fromthescie
38 things I’ve learned (opens the original)
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Today I am turning 38 and I’m currently 77 miles into a hike in Scotland on the West Highland Way. We have about 25 miles more to go! I’m sharing a few of my favorite photos of the trip so far throughout this newsletter.This last year has been a lot different than what little Liz would have even imagined possible. It included an article I wrote appearing in the NY Times in Feb, a feature in <a href="https://www.google.com/goto?url=CAESjgEB6zswFbu6wSGTgbkxk7P1XRozPV
Put the information where the people are (opens the original)
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This is the second of my contributions in a series of conversations about what the next era of vaccine governance and communication could look like. Members of The Evidence Collective will be talking with clinicians, scientists, policymakers, leaders, parents, and community members: the full range of people who shape and live with vaccine policy in the U.S. Hopefully, some conversations will confirm things that many readers already believe, and others will challenge them. Both are critical for u
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