Biomedical Lecture Series: How to Communicate Science to the Public--Or Die Trying

April 5, 2017 - 2:00pm

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East Parlor

24th Annual Biomedial Distinguished Lecture Series, Department of Biology

Speaker: PAUL A. OFFIT, M.D.

Maurice R. Hilleman Chair of Vaccinology University of Penn School of Medicine
Paul A. Offit is Chief of Infectious Diseases, and an expert on vaccines, immunology, and virology

Dr. Offit will discuss the science behind the current controversy that vaccines might cause Autism and how the media and the current culture works against communicating science to the public.

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Biomedical Lecture Series: How to Communicate Science to the Public--Or Die Trying

Biomedical Lecture Series: How to Communicate Science to the Public--Or Die Trying

Speaker: PAUL A. OFFIT, M.D.

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