Letter introduces a new public health magazine, highlighting gaps in health communication and its importance.
Exposure launches as the first national magazine devoted solely to public health commentary, born from the conviction that a structural gap exists between what public health research produces and what reaches the people it concerns. This letter introduces the founding editorial board and the inaugural issue, Patient Zero, situating the magazine within a landscape where academic journals exclude most readers and general health journalism rarely goes deep enough. It argues that rigorous, accessible public health commentary is not a luxury but a necessity.
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