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To top off the month, the YLE team is back with your exclusive, paid-subscriber look “behind the curtain” at what we are up to. This is your early access to the signals we’re tracking, the science we’re reading, the falsehoods we’re seeing rise, and the communication lessons we’re learning in real time.

We have a great line-up today:

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I (Katelyn) handed over the reins to Dr. Matt Willis today. For those of you who don’t know Matt, he’s served as a primary care physician, CDC epidemiologist, and public health officer for Marin County, where he guided the pandemic response. He writes the YLE California n...


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Northeast folks, I hope you have a lot of hot chocolate on hand. YLE team members are sending me pictures of snowbanks taller than small children. Stay strong! And be careful shoveling snow. (Not so fun fact: hundreds of thousand...


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What’s going on with vaccine policy right now? A lot.

Most of it is happening behind the scenes, but decisions, or lack of decisions, are starting to come to the surface. I want to bring you—paid YLE subscribers—along for the ride so you can anticipate changes, prepare communications for your communities, and simply understand what is actually happening.

This is ...


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Well, if you were hoping the winter respiratory season had gotten the memo to leave… it didn’t. And measles isn’t slowing down either, with more than 1,000 U.S. cases already reported in just six weeks. Medical evidence is moving forward while the FDA shifts in ways that could affect Americans’ access to vaccine innovation, and headlines on young colorectal cancer deaths cont...


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