I enjoy writing essays and editorials on outbreak science. My work has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and others. I also occasionally write essays on my newsletter, Force of Infection.
2023
| How to Handle the Bird Flu |
Foreign Affairs |
| Focus on communication, not misinformation |
Harvard Public Health Magazine. |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (May 28 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (May 14 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (April 23 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (April 16 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (April 9 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (April 2 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (March 26 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (March 19 edition) |
New York Times |
| You Ask, Experts Answer (March 12 edition) |
New York Times |
| Beyond the Pandemic Origins Debate |
Force of Infection |
| Why I Write Force of Infection |
Force of Infection |
| What Ending the Emergency Actually Means |
Your Local Epidemiologist |
2022
2021
2020
| Scientists want to predict Covid-19’s long-term trajectory. Here’s why they can’t. |
Washington Post |
| Covid-19 in the US: We’re not getting full value from our data. |
The British Medical Journal |
| How to Forecast Outbreaks and Pandemics. |
Foreign Affairs |
| Antibody tests show we’re nowhere near herd immunity. |
Washington Post |
| Quarantining cities isn’t needed. But a fast, coordinated response to covid-19 is essential. |
Washington Post |
| Hospitals, governments need more data to prepare for the new coronavirus outbreak. |
STAT News |
| Why we still don’t know how deadly this new coronavirus is. |
Vox |
2019 and earlier
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