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Science in 5 is WHO’s conversations in science. Listen to WHO experts explaining science related to COVID-19.

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Did you know that RSV is the leading cause of infant hospitalizations worldwide? Each year it claims over 100 000 young lives. In this Science in 5 episode, WHO’s Dr Daniel Feikin shares how new immunization options can protect your baby.

Did you know cholera still kills thousands every year — and outbreaks are rising, even in countries that hadn’t seen it in decades? Dr. Kate Alberti is here to tell us how this deadly disease can be preventable and treatable. Learn what you can do to... more

Did you know that drowning is a leading causes of death among children aged 1-4 years globally and that someone loses their life to drowning every two minutes? Please watch Science in 5 with our expert Dr Caroline Lukaszyk as we discuss this most und... more

Did you know that the air you breathe can harm your brain, and increase your risk for dementia, anxiety and depression ? Nine out of 10 people around the world breathe air that does not meet WHO’s recommended air quality standards. Air pollution kill... more

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Host of Science in 5 and WHO expert featuring discussions on health topics and presenting information on public health issues.

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3.5 out of 5 stars from 89 ratings
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  • Great communication

    This is what we need. Science being communicated in a clear and synced way👌🏼

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    jufton
    Australia4 years ago
  • Out of date

    COVID guest citing speculative theory from January 2021 debunked by April data. World Health Organization has been slow to modify its positions and this podcast of theirs is similarly out of date. Listening to this podcast will not inform you well on current medical events.

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Overall, audience reviews highlight the valuable insights shared by WHO experts, with a desire for current and active discussions on health issues.
Listeners appreciate clear and engaging explanations of complex health topics, emphasizing the importance of science in public discourse.
Some feedback indicates concern over outdated information related to evolving health discussions, particularly about COVID-19.

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The Race to Stop Cholera Before It’s Too Late
Q: What can people do to keep themselves safe from cholera?
People should drink safe water, implement hygiene measures, cook food thoroughly, seek treatment quickly, and get vaccinated during campaigns.
The Race to Stop Cholera Before It’s Too Late
Q: So what is cholera, and why is it still on the rise?
Cholera is an infection of the gut caused by the bacteria vibrio cholerae, often due to contaminated food or water, and is on the rise due to poverty, lack of sanitation, and climate change.
Vaccines: Science vs. scare
Q: Can parents stagger the vaccine schedule?
Dr. O’Brien states that altering the schedule may lead to missed doses and reduced effectiveness and emphasizes the importance of following the recommended vaccination schedule.
Vaccines: Science vs. scare
Q: Is it safe to give a child many vaccines at the same time?
Dr. O’Brien explains that children's immune systems can handle multiple vaccines and that staggering doses can have negative consequences.
Vaccines: Science vs. scare
Q: What if we let our child get sick and develop immunity rather than vaccinate them?
Dr. O’Brien advises against relying on natural immunity due to the risks posed by serious diseases and emphasizes that vaccination is the safer approach.

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Content primarily revolves around urgent global health issues, including infectious diseases, public health policies, and the importance of vaccines and blood donation. Discussions often feature experts from the World Health Organization, exploring topics like air pollution, maternal health, vaccine safety, and emerging health threats such as tuberculosis and syphilis. The format is educational, aiming to clarify misconceptions about health practices and promote community awareness. Uniquely, it combines expert insights with culturally relevant anecdotes, making scientific information accessible and engaging to a wide audience.

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