Relevant Data

Fact checking public health and the media

Welcome. I'm a Danish-American dual citizen with a PhD in Epidemiology & Public Health. I work as an MD in Northern California in a small group practice, am a vaccine researcher at MIT, mom of 4 and former Team USA runner, still running competitively.

Medicine, Cardiology and health policy

Tilting at Windmills, Things Worth Fighting For, Fiction, and Other Lost Causes

Educational Concerns & Parental Rights

A newsletter with analysis on issues affecting science, medical research, child health and infectious diseases.

Another foot soldier working to highlight the government's complete inversion of logic and reason in its information total war.

COVID Data Analysis with Homeschooling and Financial Literacy mixed in

"Writing on reclaiming agency and transforming the mind—one insight, one adventure, one breakthrough at a time."

Asking lots of questions

Black viewpoint diversity

Independent researcher focused on COVID events in early 2020, with an emphasis on the New York City death spike. Writing from a wood house.

A skeptical but not cynical view of scientific evidence

How America can move from inequality to opportunity through data, maps, and proven solutions

A new media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of American journalism.

Dr Prasad currently works at the US FDA. The writings on this platform were posted before my FDA employment and do not necessarily represent the views of the FDA or the United States. This site will be inactive during my federal service.

Independent, unencumbered analysis and investigative reporting, captive to no dogma or faction.

From politics to the economy and a splash of artificial intelligence, Justin Hart is here to guide you in a post-Covid world.

An honest attempt to parse data, wrestle with uncertainty, and suss out events in real time. Also cartoons.

Public finance, pensions, mortality trends from the perspective of Meep (Mary Pat Campbell), a life-annuity actuary. Less frequent topics: data visualization, actuarial politics, literature, opera, and sumo.