Taking a closer look at organic food
Emily and physician Perry Wilson devoted a Wellness, Actually episode to organic food, looking at claims about taste, health, safety, and environmental benefits.
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Emily and physician Perry Wilson devoted a Wellness, Actually episode to organic food, looking at claims about taste, health, safety, and environmental benefits.
Emily published a ParentData piece examining renewed social-media worries about pink noise and sleep. The article revisits material first sent to newsletter readers on October 5.
Heartland Forward launched the beta Maternal Resiliency Index, developed in partnership with Emily and Dr. Neel Shah. The public tool helps policymakers explore maternal and infant health at state and county level.
heartlandforward.orgExplore the Maternal Resiliency Index launchEmily joined Avery Smith to discuss making decisions when evidence is incomplete, separating Instagram claims from research, and treating family choices with a business-style framework.
datacareerjumpstart.substack.comListen: The Data-Driven Way to Make DecisionsEmily joined Abby McCloskey on No More Sidewalks: Parenting Today. Their conversation explored changes in children’s health and what families and policymakers can do.
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