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Incubation is a podcast that traces the history of humanity through viruses. In the show’s second season, host Jacob Goldstein takes us behind the scenes of virus science in interviews...
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Incubation is a podcast that traces the history of humanity through viruses. In the show’s second season, host Jacob Goldstein takes us behind the scenes of virus science in interviews with leading researchers, doctors, and historians. It’s a journey full of discovery, heartbreak, heroic nerds and lucky breaks. Humans are locked in an evolutionary contest with the world of viruses, and these stories show us how vaccines and new technologies are changing the game. Incubation drops weekly on Thursdays starting October 17th.
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26 OTT 2023 · Can bacteriophages help us in the fight against antibiotic-resistant infections? Author Tom Ireland joins the show to discuss the fascinating world of bacteriophages, also known as phages – viruses that attack bacteria.. Then, Ben Chan, a researcher with a fridge full of phages, tells the story of what it was like putting them to use in a high-stakes case.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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19 OTT 2023 · Why do we all know so little about the Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), despite the fact that herpes infections are common and chronic? First, we get some Herpes 101 from researcher Anna Wald. Then, we speak with Ella Dawson, a sex and culture critic who is one of the billions of people living with HSV–1.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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12 OTT 2023 · What can the mythical jackalope teach us about HPV? Author Michael Branch tells the story of how scientists first discovered horned rabbits, and how their findings paved the way for the study of all different kinds of papilloma viruses. Then, Elena Conis joins the shows to discuss the rollout of the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine in the US and Americans’ complicated relationship with vaccine mandates.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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5 OTT 2023 · What risk does H5N1 pose to humans? We hear from David Quammen, author of “Spillover,” about the vast and complicated interplay between influenza, the environment, animals, and humans. Then, molecular virologist Wendy Puryear helps us understand why seals on a remote island can be an early warning system.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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28 SET 2023 · What do we know – and not know – about the suite of viral infections known as “the common cold”? We speak with curator Katie Dabin about the UK’s Common Cold Unit, where volunteers signed up over the course of decades to get infected with colds. Then we enlist top virologist Gary McLean for some advice on what we can do to help ourselves feel better.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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21 SET 2023 · What is ‘structure-based’ vaccine design? Before scientists used these techniques to design vaccines against Covid, they were testing them in the lab to combat RSV. Keren Landman joins the show to talk about how this respiratory virus endangers the lives of babies and the elderly. Then, we hear about an early RSV vaccine trial that cast a shadow over modern research, and how scientists, including our guests Jason McLellan and Barney Graham, later figured out how to create and stabilize a viral antigen’s spike protein to fight RSV.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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14 SET 2023 · Why has polio been so challenging to eradicate? Karen Torghele tells the story of two polio vaccines and the two rival scientists who developed them: Albert Sabin and Jonas Salk. Then, Dr. Ananda S Bandyopadhyay explains our best bet for eliminating the disease worldwide.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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7 SET 2023 · What can we learn from the centuries-long quest to eradicate smallpox, once the scourge of humanity? And how did it set the stage for all vaccines to come? First we meet Edward Jenner, a doctor in 18th century Britain who learned about the folk practice of “variolation” and found a safer way to inoculate people against smallpox. Then, Donald Hopkins of the Carter Center takes us back to the 1960s in Sierra Leone, where he discovered that successfully eradicating smallpox could be a feasible goal worldwide.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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31 AGO 2023 · A new podcast that traces the history of humanity through viruses. New episodes weekly starting September 7.See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Incubation is a podcast that traces the history of humanity through viruses. In the show’s second season, host Jacob Goldstein takes us behind the scenes of virus science in interviews...
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Incubation is a podcast that traces the history of humanity through viruses. In the show’s second season, host Jacob Goldstein takes us behind the scenes of virus science in interviews with leading researchers, doctors, and historians. It’s a journey full of discovery, heartbreak, heroic nerds and lucky breaks. Humans are locked in an evolutionary contest with the world of viruses, and these stories show us how vaccines and new technologies are changing the game. Incubation drops weekly on Thursdays starting October 17th.
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| Autore | Pushkin Industries |
| Organizzazione | iHeart Podcasts |
| Categorie | Scienze biologiche |
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