In this episode, we discuss an overview of the different agencies involved in public health in Africa and how the continent is taking better control of its own public health agenda to improve local manufacturing and supply chain strengthening!

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30th November is St. Andrew's Day in Scotland, an annual holiday for our patron saint. So what better way to celebrate the day than to give some examples of how Scotland or Scottish people has positively influenced public health over the years? Join my sister (neurospicy screenwriter Lorna) and I as we talk about the following topics: penicillin, anaesthesia, insulin discovery, beta blockers, the Glasgow Coma Scale and genetic cloning. Happy holidays everyone - see you back in 2025!

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There are so many issues with academic publishing: researchers paying journals to publish their work, while potential readers are stuck being paywalls; predatory publishing; language inaccessibility... but PLOS Global Public Health are fighting to help push the needle towards equity in publishing public health studies from around the world.

Check out my uplifting interview with Julia Robinson - Executive Editor at PLOS Global Public Health , global health activist and social justice advocate!

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In this episode, I speak to Sumaira Ahmed, Executive Director and Founder of The Sumaira Foundation! We talk a little bit about taking life as it comes, the power of policy to reform our healthcare systems for the public good, comparisons of the healthcare systems in the UK vs. the US with this disease, and the importance of health as a human right. Hope you enjoy!

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“Demystifying NMO and MOG” podcast: www.sumairafoundation.org/awareness/demystifying-nmo

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Who runs the world of global public health? This episode we’re looking into the big organisations involved and why they’re so influential across the world.

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You might know the panic of checking the time, only to realise you have 15 minutes to hurry downstairs to buy alcohol from your local Scottish shop. But did you know that is a specific public health strategy in Scotland to curb alcohol consumption? So, what do we actually mean by public health? This introductory episode will highlight its definition, give examples and put public health within a local context, while I discuss how I became interested in it.

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NotiPHied is a brand-new podcast all about making public health accessible! The host is Lois King, a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and a global health consultant.