

Measles spreads in the Americas
Mar 12, 2025
Patricia Pestana Garces, a neuroscience lecturer at King's College London, discusses alarming trends in public health. She highlights the resurgence of measles in the Americas, driven by falling vaccination rates. The conversation also touches on the ten-year retrospective of the Zika virus epidemic, focusing on increased birth defects and ongoing research challenges. Additionally, the potential inaccuracies of continuous glucose monitors in measuring blood sugar are explored, revealing discrepancies that could impact health management.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Measles and Zika: Emerging Health Threats
01:32 • 13min
The Rise of Continuous Glucose Monitors in Health Management
14:49 • 2min
Discrepancies in Blood Glucose Measurement Methods
16:38 • 2min
The Impact of Movement on Health: Lessons from Daily Routines
18:28 • 2min
Movement at Work: Desk Exercises for Health
20:06 • 6min