Keren Landman

Keren Landman, an avian flu expert, and Kenny Torrella, a Vox writer, dive into the startling transmission of avian flu from chickens to cows. They discuss the alarming implications for the dairy industry and public health, emphasizing the effectiveness of pasteurization in making milk safe. The conversation critiques the USDA's handling of the outbreak and the complexities of managing the risks posed by viral mutations. Their insights shed light on the ongoing challenges in ensuring food safety while balancing industry pressures.

Keren Landman, a Vox senior reporter and former doctor, dives into the debate on antibacterial versus regular soap. They explore the effectiveness of different soaps, revealing that regular soap is often just as effective for everyday use. Keren discusses FDA regulations and concerns over antibacterial ingredients. The conversation also touches on broader cultural issues, including women's reproductive rights and shifts in societal attitudes towards health. It's an eye-opening discussion that blends hygiene with a look at contemporary social topics.

Keren Landman, Jason McLellan, and Barney Graham discuss the challenges of developing a vaccine for RSV, the impact of RSV on vulnerable populations, and the historical failures of RSV vaccines. They also explain the importance of the F protein, the process of developing a structure-based vaccine for RSV, and the successful testing of the vaccine in mice.