1 hr 5 min
David Tuller Chronically Complex
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David Tuller obtained his Doctorate in public health from UC Berkeley. He is a senior fellow in public health and journalism at UC Berkeley’s Center for Global Public Health.
He was a reporter and editor for ten years at The San Francisco Chronicle, and served as health editor at Salon. He has also written articles about public health and medical issues for The New York Times and the policy journal Health Affairs.
Since 2015, he has been investigating scientific, methodological, and ethical problems with research on myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. His ongoing series on this issue, Trial By Error, can be found on Virology Blog, the science site hosted by Vincent Racaniello, a microbiology professor at Columbia University.
This episode concludes season one of Chronically Complex. We’ll be off in the month of February while we make some improvements to the show. If you have any suggestions you’d like us to consider, send us an email at podcast@meaction.net. We look forward to continuing the conversation in March!
David Tuller obtained his Doctorate in public health from UC Berkeley. He is a senior fellow in public health and journalism at UC Berkeley’s Center for Global Public Health.
He was a reporter and editor for ten years at The San Francisco Chronicle, and served as health editor at Salon. He has also written articles about public health and medical issues for The New York Times and the policy journal Health Affairs.
Since 2015, he has been investigating scientific, methodological, and ethical problems with research on myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. His ongoing series on this issue, Trial By Error, can be found on Virology Blog, the science site hosted by Vincent Racaniello, a microbiology professor at Columbia University.
This episode concludes season one of Chronically Complex. We’ll be off in the month of February while we make some improvements to the show. If you have any suggestions you’d like us to consider, send us an email at podcast@meaction.net. We look forward to continuing the conversation in March!
1 hr 5 min