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Panic Attack

by Nicole Saphier

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First published
2021
Pages
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Nicole Saphier examines how public health advice and political decision-making shaped responses to the pandemic. She argues that selective use of scientific authority, unclear explanations and partisan conflict intensified public fear. Her nonfiction account critiques the communication of expert recommendations and asks how policy choices were justified to the people expected to follow them.

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Nicole Saphier

Nicole Saphier writes about American health policy from the perspective of a practicing radiologist and medical commentator. Panic Attack examines how political polarization, media coverage, and changing public guidance affected debate during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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First published
2021
Reading time
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Pages
275
Language
English
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