interactive research
Explore the questions, findings, and figures behind three public-health research papers.
Start with a question, explore a figure, and see what the study found. These interactive versions of our research bring the papers’ results into focus, with plain-language explanations and links to the original publications.
Dear Pandemic
What did people need to know as the pandemic changed? Explore 25 topics from 3,839 questions submitted to the Dear Pandemic science-communication project. Follow how questions about variants, vaccines, and daily life changed between August 2020 and August 2021—and what that means for listening to an audience.
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Public narratives about pediatric vaccines
What arguments shape a public-health debate? Explore the study’s three-part framework: what commenters argued about pediatric vaccines, why they took those positions, and how they made their case. Compare 13 themes, including trust, autonomy, and emotional appeals, in comments submitted to US regulators.
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Depression, language, and race
Does a language model for depression work equally well across groups? Compare the paper’s model results for Black and White participants, then explore language patterns across depression-symptom scores. See why evaluating a model across communities matters.
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