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Something's in the Air

7 days ago 54:41

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Over the last century, our growing understanding of pathogens and the ways they spread allowed public health to mitigate, eliminate, and even eradicate diseases in many parts of the world. We thought we knew it all. But pride comes before a fall. Public health has been missing a big part of how diseases like COVID spread and it's cost us a lot. Especially in the last 5 years

Learn how a group of aerosol scientists teamed up with Dr. Katie Randall, a medical rhetorician and historian, and toppled the house of cards holding up the idea that sprayed droplets are the main route of respiratory disease transmission. Small aerosols that we constantly breathe out can be suspended in the air and carry pathogens that cause disease. This is airborne transmission. How did public health leaders dismiss airborne transmission for so long even though we've known about it for TB, measles, and SARS for decades? And, now that scientists understand much more about how diseases spread, how can public health adapt to protect us? Dr. Al Haddrell, an aerosol scientist, walks us through how aerosol works and how we can interrupt disease transmission with new knowledge. Collaboration across disciplines is key! Something’s in the air... and it might be a paradigm shift.

RESOURCES

WIRED article by Megan Molteni: "How a 60-year-old screwup helped COVID kill" (archived version)
Learn more about aerosol on Dr. Al Haddrell's YouTube channel (some ft. Transformers. IYKYK). I like this 5-minute video he made about why we can see cigarette smoke but not exhaled aerosol.
Ambient carbon dioxide concentration correlates with SARS-CoV-2 aerostability and infection risk. A. Haddrell et al (2024)
How did we get here: what are droplets and aerosols and how far do they go? A historical perspective on the transmission of respiratory infectious diseases. K. Randall et. al (2021)
Dr. Katie Randall's TEDx talk The tiny COVID mistake with deadly implications
Get your free respirators from the global directory of MaskBlocs

CREDITS
Public Health is Dead is created, hosted, produced, written, and edited by Daniella Barreto.
Sound design and mixing by Alexandria Maillot.
Fact checking, guest booking, and production support from Anika S.
Content editing support from Kevin Ball, Sophie Kohn, Anika S and Lauren M.
Thank you to Tom J. for the archive of COVID press conference footage.
Episode art created by Daniella from Hendrik Goltzius, after Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem: Icarus, from "The Four Disgracers" (1588) and CDC image of H5N1.
Thank you to all Public Health is Dead supporters!
N.B. It’s a bad idea for you to take medical advice from podcasts. Good thing this show does not offer medical advice! The point of Public Health is Dead is to share experiences and information that might help public health as a field and increase our collective knowledge.

This is an independent, listener-supported show. If you like what you hear, and you'd like to support production costs for more of Public Health is Dead, visit publichealthisdead.com!

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Something's in the Air

Public Health is Dead

published 7 days ago

साझा करें

MP3•एपिसोड होम

RESOURCES

WIRED article by Megan Molteni: "How a 60-year-old screwup helped COVID kill" (archived version)
Learn more about aerosol on Dr. Al Haddrell's YouTube channel (some ft. Transformers. IYKYK). I like this 5-minute video he made about why we can see cigarette smoke but not exhaled aerosol.
Ambient carbon dioxide concentration correlates with SARS-CoV-2 aerostability and infection risk. A. Haddrell et al (2024)
How did we get here: what are droplets and aerosols and how far do they go? A historical perspective on the transmission of respiratory infectious diseases. K. Randall et. al (2021)
Dr. Katie Randall's TEDx talk The tiny COVID mistake with deadly implications
Get your free respirators from the global directory of MaskBlocs

This is an independent, listener-supported show. If you like what you hear, and you'd like to support production costs for more of Public Health is Dead, visit publichealthisdead.com!

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#Science #Fitness #Society #Medicine #Daniella Barreto #Public Health #Public Health Is Dead #Covid

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Something's in the Air 54:41

7 days ago54:41

54:41

Do you hear a cacophony of coughing? A symphony of sneezing? It's a pathogen palooza out there! A lot of disease transmission happens through the air we share – and most people don’t know. Explore how a mixup about airborne transmission led to one of the biggest public health errors in history. Over the last century, our growing understanding of pathogens and the ways they spread allowed public health to mitigate, eliminate, and even eradicate diseases in many parts of the world. We thought we knew it all. But pride comes before a fall. Public health has been missing a big part of how diseases like COVID spread and it's cost us a lot. Especially in the last 5 years Learn how a group of aerosol scientists teamed up with Dr. Katie Randall , a medical rhetorician and historian, and toppled the house of cards holding up the idea that sprayed droplets are the main route of respiratory disease transmission. Small aerosols that we constantly breathe out can be suspended in the air and carry pathogens that cause disease. This is airborne transmission. How did public health leaders dismiss airborne transmission for so long even though we've known about it for TB, measles, and SARS for decades? And, now that scientists understand much more about how diseases spread, how can public health adapt to protect us? Dr. Al Haddrell, an aerosol scientist, walks us through how aerosol works and how we can interrupt disease transmission with new knowledge. Collaboration across disciplines is key! Something’s in the air... and it might be a paradigm shift. RESOURCES WIRED article by Megan Molteni: " How a 60-year-old screwup helped COVID kill " (archived version) Learn more about aerosol on Dr. Al Haddrell's YouTube channel (some ft. Transformers. IYKYK). I like this 5-minute video he made about why we can see cigarette smoke but not exhaled aerosol. Ambient carbon dioxide concentration correlates with SARS-CoV-2 aerostability and infection risk. A. Haddrell et al (2024) How did we get here: what are droplets and aerosols and how far do they go? A historical perspective on the transmission of respiratory infectious diseases . K. Randall et. al (2021) Dr. Katie Randall's TEDx talk The tiny COVID mistake with deadly implications Get your free respirators from the global directory of MaskBlocs CREDITS Public Health is Dead is created, hosted, produced, written, and edited by Daniella Barreto. Sound design and mixing by Alexandria Maillot. Fact checking, guest booking, and production support from Anika S. Content editing support from Kevin Ball , Sophie Kohn , Anika S and Lauren M. Thank you to Tom J . for the archive of COVID press conference footage. Episode art created by Daniella from Hendrik Goltzius, after Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem: Icarus, from "The Four Disgracers" (1588) and CDC image of H5N1. Thank you to all Public Health is Dead supporters! N.B. It’s a bad idea for you to take medical advice from podcasts. Good thing this show does not offer medical advice! The point of Public Health is Dead is to share experiences and information that might help public health as a field and increase our collective knowledge. This is an independent, listener-supported show. If you like what you hear, and you'd like to support production costs for more of Public Health is Dead, visit publichealthisdead.com!…

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12 weeks ago30:20

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15 weeks ago1:02:31

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Could you have Long COVID and not know it? Possibly, according to a leading Long COVID physician-epidemiologist who explains what the condition is and how it has impacted millions of people around the world. We also meet someone living with Long COVID who shares what the experience has been like for them. More than 400 million people (and counting) are affected by Long COVID around the world. Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly is a physician-epidemiologist and TIME 100 Health awardee in St. Louis. He is one of the world’s leading Long COVID researchers. As we approach the grim 5th anniversary of the COVID pandemic, he joins Daniella on Public Health is Dead to outline a major public health challenge of our time: If we don't die, what happens to many of us after we survive a COVID infection? Especially if we keep getting reinfected? Dr. Al-Aly explains what listening to patients allows the best researchers to do, addresses some of the common rebuttals to his team’s study data, and shares his recommendations to help turn this public health failure around. We get to know Hazie Thompson , a former cook who has been living with Long COVID in Toronto since 2020 – they share how the condition has affected them and what they would like healthcare providers to know. The stakes of ignoring Long COVID are high. People with Long COVID have been dismissed and ignored to everyone’s disadvantage because more people keep joining the ranks. There’s a lot of research. There are a lot of reports. But our public health leaders are pretty quiet about what Long COVID can do to us. Something’s getting lost in translation. And you deserve to know. TRANSCRIPT HERE RESOURCES Experiences of Canadians with long-term symptoms following COVID-19 - Statistics Canada BIRCH Project (founded by Hazie Thompson) New York Times op-ed by Fiona Lowenstein and Hannah Davis Long COVID science, research, and policy by Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly et. al. (2024) The Sick Times & Long COVID Justice Resource Sheets Find your nearest Maskbloc on the Worldwide Maskbloc Directory Looking to help? If you'd like to support Hazie's Gofundme to help navigate living with Long COVID, please find it here . CREDITS Public Health is Dead is created, hosted, produced, written and edited by Daniella Barreto Content editing by Lauren M. FYI It’s a bad idea for you to take medical advice from podcasts. Good thing Public Health is Dead does not offer medical advice! The point of this show is to share information and experiences that might help public health as a field and increase our collective knowledge. As always, if you have particular medical concerns of your own you should talk to your own medical providers. MUSIC Outro music from Epidemic Sound: OTE/Black and White Freesound: bass pulse.wav by RichHeard -- https://freesound.org/s/443807/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 3.0 horror ambience 16.wav by klankbeeld -- https://freesound.org/s/137109/ -- License: Attribution 4.0 "CHARLIE BROWN" teacher wa-wa effect by JohnsonBrandEditing -- https://freesound.org/s/243379/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 This is an independent, listener-supported show. If you like what you hear, and you'd like to support production costs for more of Public Health is Dead, visit publichealthisdead.com!…

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