Elisabeth Marnik, a PhD scientist writing as Science Whiz Liz, publishes interviews and reflections on vaccine trust and science communication, drawing on conversations with parents, clinicians and community members. Readers get accounts of how trust in vaccines is built or frayed, plus updates on her public science writing and awards.
Website: https://fromthescienceclass.substack.com
A public health newsletter that translates epidemiology and current disease trends into practical guidance for everyday readers. Issues cover respiratory virus surges, vaccines, outbreaks, and evidence-based takes on health topics like healthy aging, often with expert guest contributions.
A newsletter that digs into public health data on vaccines, respiratory virus seasons and cancer screening to help readers make personal health decisions. It uses charts from sources such as the UKHSA and CDC and explains the reasoning behind its practical recommendations.
A newsletter from a group of public health communicators featuring interview series with clinicians, parents and community members about vaccine trust and policy in the U.S. It also offers a monthly paid roundup of news discussed within the collective.
Evidence-based explainers on health science and U.S. vaccine policy, including a biweekly series with CIDRAP that compares official guidance and breaks down policy changes. It also offers personal commentary on wellness culture, public health and how families are represented in health debates.
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