<p>After a conversation about viruses we look at vaccines. I am joined by</p><ul><li>Dr Khamal Kwesi Ampah, infectious disease researcher at the University of Bristol</li><li>Dr Uche Anyanwagu MD, Physician and epidemiologist in Nottingham</li><li>Akagha Terry B.Pharm, MPCN and PhD candidate at the University of Nottingham</li><li>Hannah Ogunkunle, Public Health practitioner</li><li>Chuks Ajeh, API Developer </li></ul>

After a conversation about viruses we look at vaccines. I am joined byDr Khamal Kwesi Ampah, infectious disease researcher at the University of BristolDr Uche Anyanwagu MD, Physician and epidemiologist in NottinghamAkagha Terry B.Pharm, MPCN and PhD candidate at the University of NottinghamHannah Ogunkunle, Public Health practitionerChuks Ajeh, API Developer

<p>After a conversation about viruses we look at vaccines. I am joined by</p><ul><li>Dr Khamal Kwesi Ampah, infectious disease researcher at the University of Bristol</li><li>Dr Uche Anyanwagu MD, Physician and epidemiologist in Nottingham</li><li>Akagha Terry B.Pharm, MPCN and PhD candidate at the University of Nottingham</li><li>Hannah Ogunkunle, Public Health practitioner</li><li>Chuks Ajeh, API Developer&nbsp;</li></ul>

Special edition Vaccines: Vaccines

We discuss Health issues that disproportionatly affect Black descent and underrepresented groups to bridge the inclusion and diversity gap in Medicine and Research.

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