Deborah Blum, a renowned journalist and the director of the Knight Science Journalism program at MIT, believes that the public deserves more scientific information. With a Pulitzer Prize under her belt, Blum is also a proud graduate of UW-Madison and has spent nearly two decades teaching science journalism and other subjects at the university.
In a recent interview, Blum discusses the importance of scientific knowledge in understanding poisons and their impact on society. Her books, “The Poison Squad” and “The Poisoner’s Handbook,” shed light on this topic by delving into the world of poisons. By sharing her expertise and insights on this topic, Blum hopes to raise awareness and promote a better understanding of the science behind poisons.
Through her writing and teaching, Blum continues to advocate for greater scientific literacy among the general public. She believes that providing accurate and accessible information is crucial for making informed decisions about our health and well-being. As a nationally recognized writer on the topic of poison, Blum is committed to educating the public about the dangers of these substances and promoting a safer future for all.
