Eula Biss

author, 'On Immunity'

Guest

Author of On Immunity: An Innoculation

Eula Biss on KCRW

In the debate over childhood vaccinations, writer Eula Biss is definitely in the pro-vaccine camp. But she didn’t start out that way.

'On Immunity'

In the debate over childhood vaccinations, writer Eula Biss is definitely in the pro-vaccine camp. But she didn’t start out that way.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

So the vaccine debate has gone political. But for most parents, it’s an intensely personal decision about what is best for their children.

Eula Biss’ Vaccine About-Face

So the vaccine debate has gone political. But for most parents, it’s an intensely personal decision about what is best for their children.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In the debate over childhood vaccinations, writer Eula Biss is definitely in the pro-vaccine camp. But she didn’t start out that way.

Switching Sides in the Great Vaccine Debate

In the debate over childhood vaccinations, writer Eula Biss is definitely in the pro-vaccine camp. But she didn’t start out that way.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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