josh fischman (now on Blue Sky)
@jfischman
Senior medicine editor at Scientific American. Cohost, Your Health Quickly podcast. Assigning stories on health, social inequity, pandemics, cute animals.
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http://sciam.com 07-04-2009 23:43:33
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Good points about the press, 𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚕𝚎𝚜 𝙲. 𝙼𝚊𝚗𝚗 . Though on some of these issues, like mask use, there were many studies supporting use, and the science at the time did not seem equivocal, nor does it seem equivocal now. Does it?
Should you fear bird flu reaching you and your family? New podcast from Tanya Lewis and I & Scientific American tells you why to chill-- for now.
scientificamerican.com/podcast/epis...
Measles isn't just a rash. It can kill 3 in 1000 infected kids. We have more measles cases in 3 months this year than in all of 2023. In our podcast Tanya Lewis and I discuss why w/ Katelyn Jetelina. And how even after infection, vaccines reduce symptoms. scientificamerican.com/podcast/episod…
Families are under attack in America. Read Marla Broadfoot, PhD story in Scientific American -- an astounding piece of reporting-- to find out how, & how families are pushing back
Kids can return to school safely just 72 hours after measles contact IF THEY GET VACCINATED & don't have symptoms. A basic health fact Florida isn't telling parents during the current measles outbreak. From Katelyn Jetelina & Kristen Panthagani, MD, PhD in new Scientific American. scientificamerican.com/article/florid…
today, Scientific American is launching a new expert-written column on the science behind parenting and how to parse through some of the advice that's out there.
here's our intro.
send your ideas to opinion#sciam.com and share this with your networks.
scientificamerican.com/article/the-sc…
Why can't we make good stuff that lasts and works anymore? Anna Kramer has the answer in her fascinating story on KitchenAid.
Laugh and learn! Now in Scientific American, we have a comic strip guide to how your brain evolved, and why the 'other end' of your body may have played a crucial role. Thanks to Knowable Magazine and makinaro.bsky.social & tim vernimmen scientificamerican.com/article/a-comi….
Something important has changed in how your body responds to COVID. It'll change what negative home tests mean, but positive ones are still accurate. Tanya Lewis & I explain in our new Scientific American podcast episode. scientificamerican.com/podcast/episod…
It's 9:38 (Eastern time, US). I hope you're celebrating the end of 2023. And if you don't want to start 2024 with a hangover, Tanya Lewis and I have some tips for you. Just an 8 minute listen. You can finish before midnight! scientificamerican.com/podcast/episod…
Must-read if you buy Vitamin D supplements (or drink milk!). There's no D deficiency epidemic in the US. In her awesome Scientific American story Christie Aschwanden explains the new D science, and the amazing amount your body produces on its own.
scientificamerican.com/article/how-mu…