– Joseph Newton Pew Jr., 1946 (a key part of the history of the Pew Charitable Trusts)
I explain why this has become one of my mottos in an interview with Chris Snider: Just Talking.
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Thanks for this, Susannah – thoughtful and conversational. Interesting also that the question of those who take your data and “run wild with it” (as Chris brings up in his observation on your now-famous Medicine X experience in publicly refuting HealthTap’s presentation “facts”) is still being asked – and answered. Well done.
Thanks, Carolyn! Chris was a great interviewer.