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A Plan to Restore Trust in Science From a ‘Fringe Epidemiologist’

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If you want to understand how Robert F. Kennedy Jr. became the face of American public health, you have to go back to the Covid era. Medical authorities spoke with certainty: Trust the science. Don’t listen to skeptics. But a lot of people stopped trusting experts entirely when outsiders got some things right and the establishment got some things wrong. Now those outsiders are in charge, like my guest this week. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya is the director of the National Institutes of Health. I wanted to know: Can an outsider restore trust in public health institutions without undermining trust even more?
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The speaker mentions their wife's book on the science of maternal transformation, highlighting the disparity in research focus between male and female bodies.

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For: Researchers and healthcare professionals interested in women's health
Key quote: My wife wrote a book on the science of, you know, the maternal transformation, right?
The host mentions the book to highlight the lack of research focused on women's health compared to men's health. This reference serves to illustrate the broader issue of underinvestment in critical areas of healthcare that affect minority populations and women.
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