

TWiV 1177: Going to school for flu
Dec 22, 2024
In this enlightening discussion, researchers Kirsty Short, Erik Karlsson, and Rebecca Cox share their fascinating journeys in the world of influenza research. They delve into the creation of a 'School for Influenza' in Brisbane, emphasizing the importance of networking in science. The trio explores the interplay between diabetes and viral infections, highlighting the health risks involved. Erik details vital viral surveillance in Cambodia's ecosystems while discussing the significance of traditional markets in maintaining public health. Their insights underline the crucial role of science communication in combating misinformation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Influenza Research and Education
01:41 • 11min
Diabetes, Vaccination, and Viral Infections
12:51 • 16min
The Vital Role of Science Communication
28:57 • 2min
Surveillance and Virus Dynamics in Cambodia's Ecosystems
31:06 • 20min
The Importance of Maintaining Traditional Food Markets
51:17 • 2min
H5N1 Viruses in Cambodia: Status and Implications
53:05 • 4min
Vaccine Efficacy and Challenges
56:47 • 23min
Reflections on Alternative Careers
01:19:33 • 2min
Gratitude and Future Insights from the Mini School of Influenza
01:21:42 • 2min