What does a freelance epidemiologist do in a pandemic? Volunteer lots of time, from developing intensive protocols for a youth ice hockey team, to researching vaccine safety and learning about what people think about vaccines. Professional curiosity drives me to read, think, and work toward a more positive outlook. I care deeply about the profession of public health, and am wrestling with how we can better connect with people to encourage wellness. I hope you enjoy hearing from the real people I have met on Twitter and at gas stations and grocery stores!
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What does a freelance epidemiologist do in a pandemic? Volunteer lots of time, from developing intensive protocols for a youth ice hockey team, to researching vaccine safety and learning about what people think about vaccines. Professional curiosity drives me to read, think, and work toward a more positive outlook. I care deeply about the profession of public health, and am wrestling with how we can better connect with people to encourage wellness. I hope you enjoy hearing from the real people I have met on Twitter and at gas stations and grocery stores!
This episode provides an update on incidence in Virginia Beach, Michigan, and Ontario Hockey League's decision to suspend season, vaccine availability and the decision whether to vaccinate youth athletes, immunity via vaccination or disease, and why asymptomatic testing is often not useful. Written report and links available on request.
The freelance epi
What does a freelance epidemiologist do in a pandemic? Volunteer lots of time, from developing intensive protocols for a youth ice hockey team, to researching vaccine safety and learning about what people think about vaccines. Professional curiosity drives me to read, think, and work toward a more positive outlook. I care deeply about the profession of public health, and am wrestling with how we can better connect with people to encourage wellness. I hope you enjoy hearing from the real people I have met on Twitter and at gas stations and grocery stores!
