A new essay series, written with Michael Stein, on the workings of science, the challenges it faces, and its potential to shape a healthier future.
Last week, I announced the launch of The Turning Point, a new book based on a series of essays written in collaboration with my friend and colleague, Michael Stein. Today, I am delighted to introduce a new series of essays Michael and I will be co-writing, to be released each Tuesday through Public Health Post.
For those who are new to Public Health Post, it is our public health science translational website, which we have run as a school for eight years now. Deeply shaped by the vision of its founding Editor-in-Chief, our late and much missed colleague David Jones, it features articles by our faculty, and by writers from around the world. PHP also hosts a student fellowship where every year five fellows join the PHP team to write pieces, as a way of educating the next generation of public health communicators. PHP has been a delight of a project, a wonderful link between education and translating science. You can find PHP here, and if you want to get the PHP weekly digest you can sign up here.
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