Why We Still Need a Flu Vaccine
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We spoke with Jeremy Brown, Director of the Office of Emergency Care Research at NIH and author of Influenza, about the hunt for a flu vaccine -- and why we still need one.
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We spoke with Jeremy Brown, Director of the Office of Emergency Care Research at NIH and author of Influenza, about the hunt for a flu vaccine -- and why we still need one.
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We spoke with Saikrishna Prakash of UVA Law on Trump, the protests, the Insurrection Act, and executive power.
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We spoke with Judith Matloff, crisis trainer and author of How To Drag A Body and Other Safety Tips You Hope To Never Need, about what survival actually requires.
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We spoke with John Hopkins professor Emily Gurley on how to become a contact tracer and why it matters.
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Proust scholar Caroline Weber told us why In Search of Lost Time makes for essential reading.
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We spoke with Andreas Fulda about the truth about China's internal response to COVID and what it meant for the rest of the world.
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We spoke with Adam Tooze, professor at Columbia University and the author of Crashed, about the COVID economy and if it's permanent.
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We spoke with Laura Marris, the translator of a new version of Albert Camus’ seminal novel The Plague, about translating this classic during a pandemic.
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China is using the pandemic as an excuse to squeeze its BRI borrowers. Here's what the world can do about it.
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Our newest episode features best-selling author John Barry on his book The Great Influenza: The Deadliest Pandemic in History and the 1918 flu outbreak.
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