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6/16/26

Hurricane Season

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6/16/26

Babesiosis

Animals, Pets and Insects
Epidemiology concepts
Physical health

6/15/26

Nature Is My Hobby, Not My Doctor

You can trust the science and still be a little crunchy
Nutrition and Supplements
Facts vs fiction
6/11/26

The Storm Before the Storm: An Executive Order, Religious Exemptions, and More

The State of U.S. Vaccine Policy | June 11, 2026
Vaccines
Regulations and guidelines
6/6/26

Let’s Hear It From the Boys

Public health has a young male blind spot
Vaccines
6/1/26

Behind every vaccine question is a person

After six years of listening to questions, doubts, and pushback, this is where our thinking has landed so far.
Vaccines
The scientific process
5/28/26

(Another) New ACIP Charter, More HHS Reshuffling, and a Major New Outbreak Exposing Global Vulnerabilities

The State of U.S. Vaccine Policy | May 28, 2026
Regulations and guidelines
Vaccines
5/26/26

Pediatric Vaccines are a System, While Adult Vaccines are Often Left Up to “Vibes”

A quick guide to the adult vaccines you may have forgotten about, and the one question to ask your doctor.
Vaccines
Regulations and guidelines
5/22/26

Celiac Disease: Not a "Gluten Sensitivity"

It's an autoimmune disease we've been underestimating for decades.
Nutrition and Supplements
Physical health
5/19/26

Running toward the burning building

What I told NYU’s class of 2026, and what they reminded me
Vaccines
5/16/26

Are We "Calmmongering"?

On staying measured in a post-COVID world where calm reads as complicity
The scientific process
Epidemiology concepts
5/14/26

The State of U.S. Vaccine Policy

Silence Isn’t the Same As Standing Down
Vaccines
Regulations and guidelines
5/10/26

Mother’s Day and the Subversive Apostrophe

For most mothers, the day is doing work that policy should be doing the rest of the year.
Epidemiology concepts
5/7/26

2020 is haunting us, and hantavirus is the séance

A hantavirus outbreak, a cruise ship, and the tightrope we are all trying to walk
The scientific process
Epidemiology concepts
5/2/26

Purity Tests and Pennies

Science communication has a funding problem. Here's what's actually going on inside it.
The scientific process
4/28/26

The State of U.S. Vaccine Policy

When Actions Speak Louder Than Words, RFK Jr. Edition
Regulations and guidelines
Vaccines
4/23/26

More Than Dry Eyes and Dry Mouth

Understanding Sjögren's, an autoimmune disease affecting millions
Physical health
Basic life sciences
4/21/26

Nicotine as a Wellness Hack? Not So Fast

Facts vs fiction
Physical health

4/19/26

Did the Old Way Ever Work?

I’ve spent years fighting for a new model of public health communication. Then a reporter asked me something I couldn’t answer.
The scientific process
4/16/26

The State of U.S. Vaccine Policy

A new ACIP charter, a formal nomination for CDC director, and states going their own way…
Regulations and guidelines
Vaccines
4/11/26

Dissolving the Myth

Not all plastic is worth panicking about — and the science tells you which is which
The scientific process
Facts vs fiction
4/5/26

We All Know a Trent

What to say when someone blames your vaccines, and how to say it better than I did
Influenza
COVID-19
Vaccines
4/2/26

The State of U.S. Vaccine Policy

A political retreat, an unanswered appeal, and states building their own guardrails
Regulations and guidelines
Vaccines
3/27/26

Does Benadryl Cause Dementia?

We Don’t Know Yet, But Here’s What We Do Know
Epidemiology concepts
Physical health
3/22/26

I Don't Think This Is Just a Me Problem

On vaccine purgatory, collective exhaustion, and what it means to keep building anyway
Vaccines
Regulations and guidelines
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