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The Public Health Community Must Tell the Whole Measles Story - Vimarsana News

The Public Health Community Must Tell the Whole Measles Story

The anti-vaccine movement has gained ground because the public health community has denied the truth about measles.

Source: time.com
Vermont Conversation: How anti-science disinformation spreads poison - Vimarsana News

Vermont Conversation: How anti-science disinformation spreads poison

Professor Elena Conis argues the current science denialism movement — led by anti-vaxxers, climate deniers and Covid-19 skeptics — has its roots in efforts by industry and right-wing think tanks to cast doubt on science.

The History of DDT Shows Government Agencies Have Responsibility for Today's Skepticism about Science - Vimarsana News

The History of DDT Shows Government Agencies Have Responsibility for Today's Skepticism about Science

<p>The willingness to share information about the toxicity of pesticides has long been compromised by the government&#39;s interest in their economic usefulness. From COVID to climate, today&#39;s crises show the need for a new balance of transparency and profitability.</p>

Riveting and infuriating: How toxic DDT pesticide was pushed on humanity - Vimarsana News

Riveting and infuriating: How toxic DDT pesticide was pushed on humanity

Medical historian Elena Conis follows the trail of DDT, a pesticide that was used in warfare during WWII, to hazardous outcomes resulting in bans by the EPA.

Source: kcrw.com
How is Big Tobacco connected to DDT? Here's a toxic history most don't know - Vimarsana News

How is Big Tobacco connected to DDT? Here's a toxic history most don't know

In a new book on DDT, a science historian at UC Berkeley reexamines the rise, fall and toxic return of this infamous pesticide.