Mad musings from the messy world of science
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceHealth & FitnessMedicineLife Sciences |
Matt, Jess, and guest host Jonathan Jay discuss a study using cell phone data to see if living in cities gives us better economic integration, they explore whether AI will be developing our hypotheses in the future, and Matt naps with penguins. more
Matt, Jess, and guest host Amruta Nori-Sarma examine a study testing the effect of a workplace intervention for cardiometabolic health, they discuss mental health as a human right, and Amruta tells us about the power of Taylor Swift. more
Matt, Jess, and guest host Salma Abdalla discuss a study testing the efficacy of a blood-based cancer screening tool, they debate the role of the workplace in mental health, and Salma sees if she can pronounce the word “bubbles” while sounding angry.... more
Matt, Jess, and first-time guest host Allegra Gordon discuss a study of the effect of taxes and warning labels on purchases of red meat, they lament the impact of disinformation campaigns, and Matt tells us how AI is going to take our grant writing j... more
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Engaging hosts discuss public health articles in depth, including methods, results and conclusions, and how popular media summarized the results of the article, where possible. You dont need to be an epidemiologist to follow most of this. The hosts are always having fun too which helps a lot !
My best podcast discovery of 2023, loving the back catalogue (even though I'm a nutritionist ;)
Thank you for some great journal club chats over the last few years. Best wishes for your new adventure!
I love this podcast, I’m really glad I came across it. I am a BSPH student and I love that this is a source of information that keeps me engaged and I get to hear different opinions on public health topics. The topics/episodes stimulate me intellectually & the host keep it interesting and funny. The only constructive feedback/comment I have is I would love to get through an episode without Jess being interrupted, let’s let her get through her opinion the same way as the guys please.
I discovered this podcast while I was completing my masters in public health and have continued to listen it as they never fail to discuss interesting and topical studies and you are guaranteed a few laughs and chuckles along the way. Great work everyone, keep ‘em coming. I highly recommend this podcast.
Apple Podcasts | #224 | Argentina/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
Apple Podcasts | #237 | Chile/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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