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Published by the National Academy of Sciences, this report offers important context and considerations for communicating about health- and science-related topics in today’s environment.
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Be inspired by this autobiography of one of the scientists who won the Nobel Prize for their work on mRNA vaccines, while getting a peek into the practice of science.
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Dr. Offit’s latest book describes what we can learn from the COVID-19 pandemic experience and how to move forward with a virus that is likely here to stay.
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Published by UNESCO, this report presents five principles for governing digital platforms moving forward. Check it out!
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Find more about an environmental scan that highlighted successes and challenges encountered during implementation of COVID-19 vaccination and testing programs.
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Check out this resource for healthcare professionals who give vaccines. It includes info about preventable diseases, vaccine products, antibody products, case studies, travel health and clinical tools.
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Red, pink, purple and yellow books? Learn about each and find a summary of updates to the 2024 Yellow Book.
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The updated edition of “Trust Me, I am Lying” by Ryan Holiday describes why “the facts” often can’t compete with the media narrative.
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Find out about the 8th edition of Plotkin’s Vaccines, the preeminent (8.5 pound, 1,700+ page) text on vaccines.
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Find out about Michael Shermer’s latest book, Conspiracy: Why the Rational Believe the Irrational, in which he guides readers through a three-part presentation of useful information for those seeking to understand conspiracies.