Published Jul 31, 2018

Epidemiology (DISEASES) with 'This Podcast Will Kill You's' Erins Welsh & Allmann-Updyke

Explore the critical intersection of epidemiology, climate change, and vaccine communication as experts Erins Welsh and Allmann-Updyke unravel the complexities of disease ecology, debunk vaccine myths, and delve into the history of pandemics like the 1918 flu and smallpox eradication.

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Epidemiology (DISEASES) with 'This Podcast Will Kill You's' Erins Welsh & Allmann-Updyke

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The Birth of Vaccination

Vaccine Resistance Dilemmas

Microbes and Misconceptions

Academia's Frustrations

Epidemiology Unplugged

Website Creation Tips

Pandemic Realities

Smallpox and Cowpox

The 1918 Flu Outbreak

Quarantinis and Complexities

Fieldwork Adventures

Epidemics and Plague

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Debunking Vaccine Myths

Antibiotic Resistance Explained

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Vaccine Communication

Disease Ecology

Historical Pandemics

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Vaccine CommunicationThe conversation shifts to the myths surrounding vaccines and their societal impact. Erins Welsh debunks common misconceptions and highlights the critical role of vaccination programs in preventing disease outbreaks.

Vaccine Communication

Disease EcologyErins Welsh, an epidemiologist, discusses the intricate relationship between climate change and the spread of vector-borne diseases. She highlights the ecological dynamics that contribute to the rise of diseases like Lyme and the broader implications for global health.

Disease Ecology

Historical PandemicsThe episode explores the 1918 flu pandemic, the history of plague epidemics, and the eradication of smallpox, highlighting the impact of infectious diseases and the role of vaccines in public health.

Historical Pandemics

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