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David Shifrin

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Nashville
As seen in: Medium, The Journal of Biological Chemistry
Left-handed PhD working in a world of right-handed MDs. Days: healthcare content marketing / @jarrardinc. Nights: #EveryoneN. wknds: #COYS
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Survey finds majority of Tennesseans support proposed legislation to reduce gun violence

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By David Shifrin
| jarrardinc.com
The survey of 500 Tennessee adults was conducted April 11-13 by Jarrard Inc., a healthcare communications consulting firm founded in Tennessee and part of Chartis, a national healthcare consulting firm. “The survey reveals the concern about gun violence is shared across Tennessee’s political spectrum as well as broad support for the proposed reforms being considered by the General Assembly,” said Anne Hancock Toomey, president of Jarrard Inc.
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Stay Tuned... | BenchFly

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By David Shifrin
| benchfly.com
by David Shifrin Summer, 2014…what a great moment in history. Apple announced “Continuity” at WWDC, the 2016 US Presidential election is starting to ramp up (wait, WHAT!?), England and Spain were knocked out of the World Cup so fast I didn’t even have time to write a joke about bad refereeing and corrupt FIFA officials, and “Fargo” blazed through ten spectacular episodes on FX.
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Healthy Optimism, June 14

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By David Shifrin
| Medium
I heard a rumor that some of you are, um, a bit perplexed by at least one of the speakers coming to Health:Further this August. Well, not a rumor. It’s in my inbox, straight from the aggrieved party. The sample size is small, but usually the number of people thinking a certain thing is something like an order of magnitude or two higher than the number of people saying that thing out loud.
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