The vaccine debates: Trust the science

Guy Consolmagno pictured in 2016
CNS, Nancy Wiechec

Scientists have often been mocked for their uncertainties and errors during the pandemic. But science is incomplete, by design, progressing by constantly coming closer to something it does not pretend it will ever reach: the ultimate truth. And, ironically, that is why it can be trusted

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