S2.E11. The Science of Dolly Parton
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S2.E11. The Science of Dolly Parton
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Dolly Parton has died at 80, and the tributes have poured in from every corner of American life — country music, film, business, Appalachia. We wanted to write a different kind of tribute. As nurse scientists, Jamie and Melissa Anne dig into not just what made Dolly's philanthropy extraordinary, but why it worked.
From the 1988 Dollywood Foundation's Buddy Program (which cut participating-class dropout rates from 35% to 6%) to the Imagination Library's monthly books for children from birth to age five, to the Dolly Parton Birthing Unit that helped close a maternity care desert in rural Appalachia, to the $1 million that seeded the research behind the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine — we walk through the return on investment and the evidence base behind each one.
Dolly said she had no strategy and just gave from the heart. The research suggests she was doing upstream public health the whole time.
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