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## What can you say when you can’t say everything?
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> Authors: Lori Dorfman, Liana B. Winett, Katherine Schaff, and Pamela Mejia August 26, 2026 https://doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2026.00921 beenhereAbstractToday’s decisions about what and how to communicate about population health occur amid very real fears and expectations of harsh reprisal that have...
Authors: Lori Dorfman, Liana B. Winett, Katherine Schaff, and Pamela Mejia August 26, 2026 https://doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2026.00921 beenhere Abstract Today’s decisions about what and how to communicate about population health occur amid very real fears and expectations of harsh reprisal that have had far-reaching impacts, both for people’s health and for the health professions. It is in this context that health researchers must share their findings with the public and policy makers, prevent confusion, and avoid harming groups already facing systemic barriers to health. In every communication context—from research papers to quotes on the nightly news—people must make thoughtful choices about what to say. Communication, therefore, is always an act of selection that requires both a clear purpose and a visible connection to the broader contexts for public health measures. With planning, skill, resources, and adherence to best practices for health communication, even difficult or easily misinterpreted information can be communicated clearly and accessibly while also maintaining accuracy. To build trust and be understood by the public and policy makers, public health researchers and practitioners must clearly, directly, contextually, and descriptively speak to the challenges affecting population health. Health communication is getting a lot of attention these days, and rightly so. Scientists need to communicate clearly with each other, as each new study builds on the last. Researchers and practitioners need to communicate with decision makers and the public so that we can all make informed decisions about policy and personal health alike. Yet in every communication context—from articles published in Health Affairs to quotes on the nightly news—people must make choices about what to say, as space, formats, and different informational needs all limit what can be conveyed and received. The question is: How to decide what to include? What information should be prioritized to best support the public’s health? And how should it be expressed? Alan Gerber and colleagues explore the first question in this issue of Health Affairs, having queried policy researchers and practitioners about whether and why they might omit findings when they communicate via “speeches, testimo
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