Cele mai bune Vaccines podcast-uri (2024)

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#3 Reaching Zero-Dose Children and Underserved Communities: Lessons from Pakistan and Ghana with Dr. Aamer Ikram and Rukaya Mumuni 29:57

10M ago29:57

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In this episode of Community Conversations on Vaccines, co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto of the Sabin Vaccine Institute are joined by Dr. Aamer Ikram, chief executive officer of the National Institutes of Health Pakistan, and Rukaya Mumuni, a public health officer and registered nurse in Ghana. They discuss the decline in immunization d…

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#2 Engaging Communities to Prevent Cervical Cancer with HPV Vaccination: Lessons from India and Uganda with Rehana Riyawala and Doreen Tuhebwe 35:42

10M ago35:42

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In this episode of Community Conversations on Vaccines, co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto of the Sabin Vaccine Institute are joined by Rehana Riyawala, vice president at Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA), and Doreen Tuhebwe, research fellow at Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH). They discuss HPV vaccination effor…

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#1 VARN 2023 Preview: Vaccine Acceptance Research, Solution Co-Creation with Daniela Da'Costa Franco and Deepa Risal Pokharel 28:53

11M ago28:53

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In this episode of Community Conversations on Vaccines, co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto are joined by Daniela Da’Costa Franco, a researcher and independent consultant for the Ministry of Health of Guatemala, and Deepa Risal Pokharel, senior advisor for social and behavior change and team lead for immunization demand at UNICEF. They exp…

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Community Conversations on Vaccines Season 5 Trailer Episode 1:01

11M ago1:01

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Welcome to Season 5 of Community Conversations on Vaccines, presented by the Sabin Vaccine Institute. In this exciting new season, our focus is on the upcoming Sabin Vaccination Acceptance Research Network (VARN), a conference co-convened by UNICEF, taking place from June 13-15th in Bangkok, Thailand. The conference aims to provide a platform for e…

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#4 Advocating for the Health Workforce, Systems Investments to Boost and Sustain Immunization with Daren (Paul) Katigbak and Rita Akiki 33:55

1+ y ago33:55

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Co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto are joined by Daren (Paul) Katigbak, a Women Deliver young leader, nurse, and public health professional in the Philippines, and Rita Akiki, a registered nurse and nursing director at Aboujaoude Hospital in Lebanon. They discuss their views on the status of vaccination efforts in their home countries of …

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#3 Infodemic Management’s Future with Co-Founder and President, Media Institute of the Caribbean Kiran Maharaj and Researcher Dr. Chizoba Wonodi 33:39

1+ y ago33:39

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Co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto are joined by Kiran Maharaj, veteran journalist and co-founder and president of the Media Institute of the Caribbean and Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network and Dr. Chizoba Wonodi, researcher and principal investigator, founder of Women Advocates for Vaccine Access (WAVA), and Nigeria Country Dire…

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#2 77th UNGA Reflections: Building and Sustaining Vaccine Acceptance with Dr. Anant Bhan & Dr. Kate Hopkins 33:08

1+ y ago33:08

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Co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto are joined in New York City on the sidelines of the 77th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) by Dr. Anant Bhan, mentor and principal investigator for Sangath in Bhopal, India, and Dr. Kate Hopkins, Director of Research, Vaccine Acceptance & Demand at Sabin Vaccine Institute. Anant and Kate reflect upo…

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#1 77th UNGA Reflections: Boosting and Sustaining Immunization in African Communities with Esther Nakkazi and Rashid Mang’anda 33:47

1+ y ago33:47

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Co-hosts Vince Blaser and Francesca Montalto are joined in New York City on the sidelines of the 77th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) by Ugandan journalist and media trainer Esther Nakkazi and Malawian nurse and advocate Rashid Mang’anda. They reflect upon their take-aways from discussions with global health leaders during the UNGA, approach…

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Community Conversations on Vaccines Season 4 Trailer 2:58

1+ y ago2:58

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What drives decision-making on vaccines in low- and middle-income countries? How have professionals closest to communities fostered trust? What challenges do they have to overcome to maintain that confidence and build vaccine equity? How has the covid-19 pandemic changed vaccine acceptance and demand? Welcome to Community Conversations on Vaccines.…

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#3 Future Policy and Practice + Vaccines 31:10

2y ago31:10

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Rubina Qasim, an assistant professor at the Institute of Nursing & Midwifery, Dow University Health Sciences in Pakistan, and Dr. Ariel Frisancho, country director of the Catholic Medical Mission Board in Peru, consider the future and how policymakers can build trust and equitable access to vaccines to promote healthy communities. Rubina shares her…

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#2 Misinformation + Vaccines 27:45

2y ago27:45

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Dr. Caroline Aura, a research scientist at the University of Nairobi, Kenya and Sabin Behavioral and Research Grant program partner, and Yael Berman, a fact-checking reporter for AFP in Brazil, highlight the challenges associated with addressing vaccine misinformation in communities. Dr. Caroline talks about her new research that examines governmen…

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#1 Human Rights + Equity + Vaccines 30:09

2y ago30:09

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Amid war and humanitarian crises across South and Southeast Asia and a recent military coup in Sudan, Dr. Jaya Shreedhar, a health media advisor from India, and Mohamed Modber, a nurse and advocate in Sudan, discuss vaccine equity and acceptance challenges in these settings and consider the support that health workers and journalists need to have t…

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Community Conversations on Vaccines Season 3 Trailer 1:07

2y ago1:07

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Sabin's Community Conversations on Vaccines podcast series explores the topic of vaccines and immunization, targeting an audience of global health policymakers and influencers, through conversations with health workers, other immunization professionals, researchers and journalists from low- and middle-income countries.…

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#3 Nigeria 30:28

2+ y ago30:28

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We talk with Dr. Adefunke Adesina, a medical practitioner and epidemiologist and monitoring and evaluation focal person for the Lagos State Ministry of Health, and Elizabeth Kohlway, Senior Manager of Community Building and Digital Engagement at Sabin, about the opportunity to integrate immunization with other health services to touch more people a…

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#2 Brazil 34:12

2+ y ago34:12

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Natalia Flores, a science journalist and researcher and the content manager at Agência Bori, and Dr. Denise Garrett, Vice President of Applied Epidemiology at the Sabin Vaccine Institute and a native of Brazil, discuss the challenges that Brazilian journalists have faced while reporting on vaccines during the pandemic and the need for transparency …

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#1 Kenya 26:53

2+ y ago26:53

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In this episode, we are joined by Dorothy Logedi, a nurse and coordinator of a vaccine program in Kisumu, Western Kenya, and Margaret Odera, a community health worker and mentor mother to women living with HIV in the capital Nairobi’s Mathare slum. Vince and Francesca talk to Dorothy and Margaret about the unique challenges the pandemic has posed t…

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Community Conversations on Vaccines Season 2 Trailer 0:53

2+ y ago0:53

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Sabin's Community Conversation on Vaccines podcast series explores the topic of vaccine and immunizations, targeting an audience of global health policymakers and influencers, through conversations with health workers, other immunization professionals and journalists from low- and middle-income countries.…

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#3 Nazima Raghubir 30:38

3y ago30:38

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Imagine this: you are a journalist covering your country's election, and the COVID-19 pandemic breaks out. How would you continue to do your job well, while keeping yourself and your family safe? In this episode, we explore those very challenges with Nazima Raghubir, a Guyanese journalist and president of the Guyana Press Association. Vince and Fra…

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#2 Dr. Marina Shikhashvili 18:37

3y ago18:37

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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Marina Shikhashvili, a primary healthcare expert in Tbilisi, Georgia, with over 30 years of experience. Vince and Francesca talk to Dr. Shikhashvili about the impact COVID-19 has had on the medical community, the challenges of treating patients remotely in a pandemic and how health workers globally can benefit …

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#1 Dr. Naveen Thacker 27:02

3y ago27:02

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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Naveen Thacker, the executive director of the International Pediatric Association. Vince and Francesca talk to Dr. Thacker about the challenges of rolling out COVID-19 vaccines and his experiences delivering routine childhood immunizations and working on India’s polio eradication program. Dr. Thacker discusses …

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Author's Corner: Chapter 40 Discussion 16:13

3y ago16:13

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JPR shares his closing thoughts on what the future holds for himself and his work.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 39 Discussion 16:04

3y ago16:04

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JPR goes deeper into the myth that raising a child without vaccines may be a healthier choice for families today.

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Community Conversations on Vaccines Season 1 Trailer 0:40

3y ago0:40

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Sabin's Community Conversation on Vaccines podcast series explores the topic of vaccine and immunizations, targeting an audience of global health policymakers and influencers, health workers, other immunization professionals and journalists from low- and middle-income countries.De către Sabin Vaccine Institute

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Author's Corner: Chapter 38 Discussion 17:51

3y ago17:51

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JPR examines Pharma's long term goal, and why they really have no choice but to push for a total takeover.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 37 Discussion 12:24

3y ago12:24

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Should colleges mandate meningococcal vaccine? After all, this form of meningitis can be deadly. But does this vaccine even stop the spread of this disease (which it would need to in order to justify a mandate)? How can this infection be identified early so that life-saving treatment can begin? And why did almost half of the experts who evaluated t…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 36 Discussion 10:51

3y ago10:51

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What would happen if small religious schools decided to follow the guidelines of their faith instead of their State vaccine law? Would the State step in and shut them down? Would the Constitution save these schools? Would the public sit back and let these teachers and children be rounded up and hauled off to jail, or would we all finally learn from…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 35 Discussion 19:41

3y ago19:41

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JPR shares his own experience speaking at a local public school board meeting and the reception he got when he raised the question of discrimination.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 34 Discussion 8:29

3+ y ago8:29

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JPR discusses the real-life court case which inspired this chapter and offers some advice on how to deal with vaccine custody disputes.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 33 Discussion 25:22

3+ y ago25:22

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Step into my office and see how I counsel patients through the new mandatory vaccination law in California.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 32 Discussion 20:42

3+ y ago20:42

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Should vaccine policymakers make vaccine choices for children based on what's best for kids as individuals and as a collective, or should they also consider the well-being of vaccine makes as well? If these policymakers held stock in or were paid by pharma, would that influence their decisions or can they set that aside and be objective? If the rig…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 31 Discussion 22:06

3+ y ago22:06

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JPR reviews the science, or lack thereof, behind the claims that the flu shot reduces severity of disease, hospitalization, and mortality, and shows you how to quickly prove such science doesn't exist to those around do. He also reviews what flu shot claims ARE valid, from a scientific viewpoint. And given there's no evidence the vaccine reduces pe…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 30 Discussion 9:51

3+ y ago9:51

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Why doesn't mumps have it's very own chapter? Isn't it worth talking about like all the other diseases? Doesn't it make everyone sterile? JPR answers these questions, and more ... including the claim that the company that makes this vaccine faked its efficacy research and is now defending themselves in federal court.…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 29 Discussion 11:28

3+ y ago11:28

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JPR exands on the real-life events that inspired this chapter, including his own experience with the California Legislature as he watched them create a law that would eventually allow school districts to remove all vaccine-injured children from schools. Will these kids be left by the wayside in every state, or will Americans stand up for the rights…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 28 Discussion 13:26

3+ y ago13:26

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Find out more about JPR's real-life experience working in a hospital that inspired this chapter.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 27 Discussion 8:02

3+ y ago8:02

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JPR takes you deeper into the topic of vaccinating premature babies.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 26 Discussion 16:37

3+ y ago16:37

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JPR takes you deeper into tetanus and explores the worry that unvaccinating families have about this disease. What are your options when your child gets wounded? Should you get the vaccine, the immune globulin shot, or both? Does it depend on the severity of the wound? How do you decide? And what choice poses more statistical risk: getting every in…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 25 Discussion 17:28

3+ y ago17:28

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Go deeper into the various conflicts of interest in vaccine approval and vaccine safety oversight at our CDC. These issues raise a very important question for parents who are trying to make the vaccine decision for their kids -- Can parents trust the three-way partnership between our government (CDC/FDA/HHS), the pediatric medical establishment, an…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 24 Discussion 12:29

3+ y ago12:29

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Go deeper into the vaccines/autism research with JPR

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Part 2: COVID-19 Vaccine Development 21:19

3+ y ago21:19

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The COVID-19 pandemic has been nothing short of historic. But possibly even more record shattering, is the speed and innovation behind the development of a COVID-19 vaccine. Hear insider information about how this vaccine is being expedited, and yet how developers are not cutting corners when it comes to safety.…

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Part 3: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy 12:05

3+ y ago12:05

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Why are people hesitant about getting vaccinated? In Part 3 of Vaccines: The Truth Uncovered, we find out not only what drives hesitancy, but also how local pharmacists can advocate for patients' best interests and build their community's health.

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Part 4: Vaccines and Your Local Pharmacist 9:59

3+ y ago9:59

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Local pharmacists are key to their community's health. As a local health authority and advocate in people's lives, local pharmacists are the key to build herd immunity and raising vaccination rates. In this episode, hear about what makes them so key, and how pharmacists can affect positive change.

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Part 1: The Importance of Flu Shots During the Pandemic 15:35

3+ y ago15:35

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It's flu season, and even though we are in isolation, learn why now more than ever it's important to get your flu shot so that way we don't trade one pandemic for another.

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Author's Corner: Chapter 23 Discussion 16:59

3+ y ago16:59

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Go deeper into the vaccines/SIDS discussion as JPR explores the recent Vaccine Injury Court case in which a family finally "won" for this type of fatal adverse event. What new scientific finding was there that prompted the court judge to rule that vaccines likely played a role in this particular case of SIDS? Will this new information pave the way …

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Author's Corner: Chapter 22 Discussion 27:50

3+ y ago27:50

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Should parents be able to opt out of vaccines after their child has a severe reaction? The standard of care says only those with a severe, coma-causing brain injury or with life-threatening anaphylactic shock have the right to decline more shots. But are vaccines so critical that people who "only" have a seizure, nerve injury, spinal cord paralysis…

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Author's Corner: Chapter 21 Discussion 11:33

3+ y ago11:33

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JPR talks about the real-life events that inspired the setting for the conversation in this chapter. The MEPP program did exist, and its results were published. And a news story was released that disclosed the HIPAA violations when school nurses first sent in unredacted medical records to the health department and the California Medical Board. And …