It’s World Water Day Today
Photo credit Charity: Water I’m INVITING YOU TO JOIN ME IN SUPPORTING SAFE WATER Today, March 22, is World Water Day AND March is Women’s History Month, so it’s …
2 NEW interviews re: Fighting Smallpox in Africa
So delighted to be interviewed on Your Daily Chocolate with host Patty Deutsch. Thank you, Patty, for such great questions. Thanks for giving voice to the message of Vaccines & …
VICTORY OVER A VIRUS—NOT COVID-19, BUT SMALLPOX
Forty-two years ago this month, in May 1980, the World Health Assembly declared the world smallpox free. A victory over a virus. To date, the only time a human disease …
Tucson Festival of Books – Live
Meet me at this FREE Event – March 12 & 13, 2022 Whew! What a flurry of activity! It’s getting exciting! The Tucson Festival of Books on the campus of …
NOT Smallpox after all!!
This time we’re glad the label misrepresented the contents!! It’s not smallpox!! Earlier this week, vials labeled smallpox were found in a freezer in a Pennsylvania laboratory! But take a …
VACCINES & BAYONETS on NPR Radio
KCBX 89.5 FM, “Issues and Ideas” Central Coast Public Radio! Author, Bee Bloeser, is interviewed on the Issues and Ideas segment: Wilmer and I discuss my book, VACCINES & BAYONETS: …
NPR podcast features Vaccines & Bayonets
So honored to be interviewed on NPR’s Journeys of Discovery! Thank you, Tom Wilmer! Vaccines & Bayonets NPR interview
3 Months on the Market, Memoir of Smallpox in Africa Makes News
BREAKING NEWS!! New memoir, Vaccines & Bayonets: Fighting Smallpox in Africa amid Tribalism, Terror and the Cold War is at the 3-month mark. Here’s what’s happening. VACCINES & BAYONETS was …
7 years in the making: How old files led to my Africa smallpox memoir
Have you ever read through a box of old letters and said this to yourself? “I’ve got to write this book!” My Public Health, Paperholic Husband After my husband Carl …
300 Years Ago a Woman Made Public Health History
Who is your favorite unsung hero? Lady Mary Wortley Montagu is one of mine! Had she invented something? No. Had she pulled someone from a burning building? Well, no. And …