2022 Public health stories #43

Curated public health stories for this week from my reading shelf for Week 43 of 2022.

It's also a reminder we can't allow our protection from pathogens to hinge upon the profits of pharma companies.

If we've learned anything from this pandemic, it's that we need more sustainable vaccine production, especially for high-consequence pathogens.https://t.co/c7MWmhEazF
— Craig Spencer MD MPH (@Craig_A_Spencer) October 25, 2022

II.

Very excited about Dr Sid Mukherjees new book, Song of the Cell

Song of the Cell, @DrSidMukherjee's new book, is an extraordinary work that covers the cell's history and future, along with its mysteries, like he did for genes in The Gene. Reviewed by @DShaywitz @WSJ https://t.co/ec8WVRk0T6 pic.twitter.com/YUSxRINVEb
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) October 29, 2022

III.

““You’re basically saying, ‘We will wait for the fire to burn until we hire the firefighters,’”
Thousands of Experts Hired to Aid Public Health Departments Are Losing Their Jobs

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