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302 - COVID-19 Research Update: Reinfection
302 - COVID-19 Research Update: Reinfection

Season 3 Episode 302

In this episode, Dr. Josh Sharfstein talks with Hopkins researchers who break down three papers looking at reinfection. Dr. Sheree Schwartz, an epide…

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301 Earth Day: Why COVID-19 Has Caused an Increase in Ocean Pollution
301 Earth Day: Why COVID-19 Has Caused an Increase in Ocean Pollution

Season 3 Episode 301

COVID is creating massive environmental issues such as the 1.56 billion face masks that entered the oceans in 2020 alone. Teale Phelps Bondaroff, the…

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300 - COVID-19 Vaccines and People with Disabilities
300 - COVID-19 Vaccines and People with Disabilities

Season 3 Episode 300

61 million Americans have a disability yet most haven’t been prioritized for COVID-19 vaccines. And while eligibility has opened up across the nation…

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299 - Baltimore’s Mobile Vaccination Teams: Meeting People Where They Are
299 - Baltimore’s Mobile Vaccination Teams: Meeting People Where They Are

Season 3 Episode 299

Across the country, COVID case rates are going up and public health officials are racing to get vaccines in arms. Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, Baltimore City…

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298 - Why The US Needs a Marshall Plan for Vaccines With Congressman Jake Auchincloss
298 - Why The US Needs a Marshall Plan for Vaccines With Congressman Jake Auchincloss

Season 3 Episode 298

The race between vaccines and variants has to be won globally, but at the current rate, much of the world won’t reach herd immunity until 2023. Congr…

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BONUS - Pressing Pause on the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine
BONUS - Pressing Pause on the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine

Season 3

This week, the FDA paused the use of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine because of reports of six women under 50 who developed a rare form of blood…

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297 - The Arithmetic of Compassion: How Psychology and Literature Help Explain the Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
297 - The Arithmetic of Compassion: How Psychology and Literature Help Explain the Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Season 3 Episode 297

There are psychological and cognitive obstacles to compassion, especially against an invisible virus. Dr. Paul Slovic, a psychology professor at the …

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296 - Making Safe Decisions During the Race of “Infections vs Injections”
296 - Making Safe Decisions During the Race of “Infections vs Injections”

Season 3 Episode 296

We’re in a strange “limbo” where vaccinations are on the rise, but so are hospitalizations. Epidemiologist Keri Althoff and mental health expert Eliz…

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295 - The Impact of COVID-19 on Refugees and People in Conflict Zones
295 - The Impact of COVID-19 on Refugees and People in Conflict Zones

Season 3 Episode 295

There’s a lack of data around COVID-19 in humanitarian settings and refugee camps so it’s difficult to know how people there have fared in the…

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294 - Dr. Michael Osterholm on the Race Between COVID-19 Variants and Vaccines, How the Pandemic Looks Different than a Year Ago and How Children are More at Risk Now
294 - Dr. Michael Osterholm on the Race Between COVID-19 Variants and Vaccines, How the Pandemic Looks Different than a Year Ago and How Children are More at Risk Now

Season 3 Episode 294

While one-third of Americans have received their first COVID vaccine dose, COVID cases in parts of the U.S. are at their highest levels since Decembe…

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