When we treat misinformation as disinformation, trust is lost.
Category: science communications
Precautionaria: An Affluent Disease Spread by Fear and Ignorance
Precautionaria is a debilitating disease that can be beaten.
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 10/10 – Limiting Scientific Advice
If you only get advice from one scientific field, are your decisions sound?
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 7/10 – The Vaxolution
Will the Vaxalvation cover up our KeystoneCorona failures?
After the Corona-fear Comes the Herd Stampede
Poor COVID-19 vaccine communications will only swell the anti-vaxxer ranks.
The Herd Mentality on Herd Immunity: The COVID-19 Denier Catcall
“Denierism” is the act of refuting people by insult rather than argument.
12 Ideas for a COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Strategy
We need a clear COVID-19 vaccine uptake strategy. Here are 12 ideas.
Why Censoring Anti-vaxxers won’t Save a COVID-19 Vaccine
The rush to censor anti-vaxxers won’t make us better at communicating on vaccines.
Why I don’t Publish in Peer-Reviewed Journals
When activists like USRTK’s Gary Ruskin pay for academic cred, you know the peer-review process is broken.
The Post-COVID-19 Blueprint (Conclusion): A Risk Management Process Fit for the 21st Century
We need to rebuild risk management from the ruins of precaution
You’re doing it Wrong! It’s not about being Safe; It’s about being Safer.
Rather than waiting to be safe from COVID-19, try making things safer. What’s the difference?
What we can Learn from Anti-Vaxxers about Surviving the Coronavirus
Why aren’t health officials stressing the need to strengthen our immunity?
The Risk-Monger 