Science editor Andrea Kissack on how NPR "reinvented" science reporting to cover the pandemic
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Science editor Andrea Kissack on how NPR "reinvented" science reporting to cover the pandemic
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In her 8th grade science class, Andrea Kissack was too squeamish to dissect a frog. In time, she overcame the "yecch!" to become a science reporter - and the editor in charge of NPR's Science Desk.
Andrea looks back at her time as NPR's chief science editor - and explains how the network "reinvented" science reporting to cover the COVID-19 pandemic.
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