Episode description

Leadership in public health requires adaptability. Dr. Anthony Fauci joins us to share lessons he's learned from decades of managing disease outbreaks.

• The importance of transparency and honesty in public health communication, even when it means delivering inconvenient truths or disagreeing with political leaders.
• How social media and political polarization amplified attacks on public health officials and spread misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Why the changing guidance on masks over the course of the pandemic was due to evolving scientific understanding, not flip-flopping.
• The potential for future respiratory pandemics and the need for ongoing preparedness, even when threats are not imminent.
• Dr. Fauci shares insights about his own career choices, including turning down high-paying private sector jobs to continue his work in public service.
• And much more...

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