Free Associations
Population Health ExchangeMad musings from the messy world of science
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 154 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | MedicineLife SciencesScienceHealth & Fitness | ||||
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Matt and Jess discuss the ethics of probiotics for children and whether AI chatbots can help reduce misinformation.
Study link: www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03971-5
Matt, Jess and guest host Jon discuss a study of the effect of experiencing gun violence and maternal morbidity.
Study link: Fatal Police Violence and Maternal Morbidity Study
Matt and Jess and guest host Harold discuss the ways that we experience time (with a slight diversion into our dental traumas) and Matt explains why we can’t have nice things.
Study link: Memorability Study
Matt and Jess and guest host Harold discuss whether dark chocolate is really good for preventing type II diabetes, or if the research isn’t there yet, and we discuss the challenges of turning research into practice and how we communicate research to ... 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 !
Podcast Addict52 years agokbacon- Informative & laugh out loud
My best podcast discovery of 2023, loving the back catalogue (even though I'm a nutritionist ;)
Apple Podcasts5_sim_simma____
New Zealand2 years ago - We’ll miss you Chris!
Thank you for some great journal club chats over the last few years. Best wishes for your new adventure!
Apple Podcasts5epi ecr
Australia2 years ago - Favorite Podcast !
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.
Apple Podcasts5A. L. Ruiz
United States3 years ago - Amusing, informational and just delightful
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 Podcasts5mummy63920$622United States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #214 | Australia/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
Apple Podcasts | #146 |  Hong Kong/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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Conversations focus on intriguing studies related to public health and epidemiology, addressing complications of both individual and societal health issues. Notable topics include the effects of police violence on maternal health, the impact of light pollution on Alzheimer's disease, and discussions on hormonal therapy for menopausal women. The engaging approach combines humor with rigorous examination of scientific literature, making complex subjects accessible to a broad audience. Unique features include lively banter and the inclusion of personal anecdotes, which add relatability to the educational content, fostering a fun yet enlightening listening experience.
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1. Harold Cox
2. Dr. Michael Stein
3. Dr. Salma Abdalla
4. Salma Abdalla
5. Dr. Allegra Gordon
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