<p>Did you know that certain social groups are more at risk to get viral infections? And that social-economical differences shape viral spreading?</p>
<p>In this 6th episode of Biosounds, Jiabin Xu interviews Professor Olivia Keiser, whose research focuses on viral epidemiology and how human behaviour impacts viral infections. The episode is presented by Marta Sousa.</p>

Did you know that certain social groups are more at risk to get viral infections? And that social-economical differences shape viral spreading? In this 6th episode of Biosounds, Jiabin Xu interviews Professor Olivia Keiser, whose research focuses on viral epidemiology and how human behaviour impacts viral infections. The episode is presented by Marta Sousa.

Learning from epidemics: how social and human factors influence disease spreading

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