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I'm pregnant right now in my third trimester. And when I first got pregnant,

I wanted to understand all the information that was coming my way.

How much caffeine was okay? Is delineate really dangerous?

Should I get that invasive test? I wanted data, not judgment or old

wives' tales, which is how I got to know Emily Oster's work.

Oster is an economist at Brown University and she made her name with two

books, Expecting Better and Crib Sheet. They basically teach

laypeople who are expecting kids or have them. How to think like

economists to examine the underlying data and then make the best

most informed decisions for their own families. And lately,

Oster's been applying that same talent for interpreting data to COVID-19.

The pandemic in a weird way is not entirely unlike having a new board.

It's scary, confusing, and there is so much information to sort through.

I think it's fair to draw a parallel. I think an important difference is that

when you are experiencing the chaos and fear of new parenting,

there are often people around who can be like, hey, I've done this before and it's going to be okay.

And let me help you and like I got through it. But with COVID, Emily points out,

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