Public Health On Call
by Joshua Sharfstein, Stephanie Desmon, Lindsay Smith Rogers · Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Podcast from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in which experts explain current public health news, from outbreaks and vaccines to health policy and aging. Listeners learn to interpret health headlines through epidemiological evidence rather than speculation.
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