Making Science Make Sense
by Jessica Malaty Rivera, MSin 🏥 Health Politics
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Making Science Make Sense
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Translating complex science and public health into accessible and easy-to-understand lessons for informed decision-making.
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About Jessica Malaty Rivera, MS
I'm so glad you're here. My name is Jessica Malaty Rivera. I'm an infectious disease epidemiologist, infodemiologist, science communicator, and mama of 3 young kiddos. I started this Substack to help make science and public health make sense.
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