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Dean Sandro Galea Leaving BU's School of Public Health for WashU Opportunity | BU Today - Vimarsana News

Dean Sandro Galea Leaving BU's School of Public Health for WashU Opportunity | BU Today

Sandro Galea will step down as dean of the BU School of Public Health at the end of the year to join Washington University in St. Louis.

Source: bu.edu
The Covid Revisionists Are Endangering Us All - Vimarsana News

The Covid Revisionists Are Endangering Us All

As the possibility of a new pandemic looms, influential figures are telling us we shouldn’t have been so worried about the last one. This spells trouble.

Medicine now diagnoses non-white 'oppressed' with case of 'weathering' - Vimarsana News

Medicine now diagnoses non-white 'oppressed' with case of 'weathering'

In 1986, an upstart public health researcher named Arline Geronimus challenged the conventional wisdom that condemned the alarming rise of inner-city teen pregnancies. While activist minister Jesse Jackson and health care leaders were decrying the crisis of “babies having babies” as a ghetto pathology, Geronimus contended that teenage pregnancy was a rational response to urban poverty where low-income black people have fewer healthy years before the onset of heart problems, diabetes, and other chronic conditions.

Source: wnd.com
Opinion | When Public Health Loses the Public - Vimarsana News

Opinion | When Public Health Loses the Public

What role may public health officials have played in fostering public distrust of them?

Did the battle against "misinformation" go too far? | Nieman Journalism Lab - Vimarsana News

Did the battle against "misinformation" go too far? | Nieman Journalism Lab

The pandemic brought a massive effort to limit the spread of bad health information. Did it do more harm than good?