Vaccine Curious
Christine Stabell Benn
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How the next four years can improve our evidence base of the…
How the next four years can improve our evidence base of the…
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This podcast investigates vaccines and does so with curiosity.
Whether it be from a medical or a personal angle each guest offers different perspectives on what we know about vaccines.
Your host is professor in global health from University of Southern Denmark, Christine Stabell Benn.
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Coronapandemien har stillet skarpt på, hvad vi ved om vacciner, og hvad en nål i skulderen betyder for den enkelte, for samfundet og for forskningen. Spørgsmålene stilles af professor ved Syddansk Universitet, Christine Stabell Benn.
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- How the next four years can improve our evidence base of the vaccination schedule · 1 sa 6 dkWith the new presidential administration in the US, more focus has been brought to the United States’ approach to public health - including their recommended vaccination…
- With Ram Duriseti, on the reanalysis of phase 3 trials of mRNA vaccines to children, and much more · 1 sa 15 dkRam Duriseti, MD, PhD, was part of the recent reanalysis of the phase 3 trials of mRNA vaccines to children, and also a strong voice of reason in California during the COVID-19…
- What’s new on the World Vaccine Congress 2024 · 35 dkVaccination of Adults, Vaccine Safety, Non-Specific Effects of Vaccines, Gender Differences in Vaccine Responses, and New Malaria Vaccines... Sitting in the airport on the way…
- The COVID-19 mRNA vaccines given to the public weren't those studied in the clinical trials · 1 sa 31 dkWhat does this mean, how did this happen and what next? In this episode of "Sensibly curious about vaccines", Christine Stabell Benn, MD, PhD and Tracy Beth Høeg, MD, PhD invited…
- DNA contamination of COVID-19 vaccines and should infants get hepatitis B vaccines? · 53 dkA "Sensibly curious about vaccines"-podcast – with @TracyBethHoeg and @StabellBenn. We discuss the latest evidence from Phillip Buckhaults' lab of DNA contamination in COVID-19…
- COVID-19 & Influenza vaccines · 58 dkA "Sensibly curious about vaccines"-podcast – with @TracyBethHoeg and @StabellBenn. We talk about studies about COVID-19 vaccines' effects on the immune system & Influenza…
- Diphtheria-tetanus-whole-cell-pertussis vaccine: Is it true that it is killing girls in Africa? · 55 dkA "Sensibly curious about vaccines"-podcast – with @TracyBethHoeg and @StabellBenn. Here with an intro to what was learned from studying overall health effects of vaccines in…
- Sensible Medicine x Vaccine Curious: Tracy Beth Høeg and Christine Stabell Benn compare US & Danish COVID-19 response and child vaccination policy · 53 dkAn introduction to a podcast series where the two medical doctors compare US and Danish public health policy, with a focus on the many differences in COVID-19 response and…
- Dr. Laure Pittet: Can a vaccine against tuberculosis prevent eczema? · 19 dkLaure Pittet is an MD-PhD from Switzerland. Laure has investigated whether BCG vaccine against tuberculosis can protect infants against eczema (atopic dermatitis). She shares the…
- Kritik · 45 dkI dette afsnit af ”Vaccine curious” er jeg gæst i min egen podcast. Min kommunikationsrådgiver Benjamin Elberth har placeret mig i den stol, som mine gæster normalt sidder i, og…
- Hvilke forhold lå bag indførslen af paraplyvaccinen i Danmark? · 45 dkMød historiker Anne Hagen Berg. Syddansk Universitet, som har skrevet PhD afhandling om, hvad der lå til grund for indførslen af paraplyvaccinen mod mæslinger, røde hunde og…
- Professor Mihai Netea: How a vaccine can affect the innate immune system in profound ways we never thought possible · 34 dkMihai Netea, professor of experimental medicine at Radboud University, discovered that vaccines can affect the immune system in ways that alter the general defense against other…
- Professor Peter Aaby: The discovery of non-specific effects of vaccines · 53 dkIn this episode of Vaccine Curious, anthropologist and professor of medicine Peter Aaby explains how he discovered that vaccines, in addition to their disease-specific effects…
- Professor Stanley Plotkin: The evolution of vaccinology · 39 dkThere could be no better introduction to the English version of my podcast "Vaccine curious" than Professor Stanley Plotkin’s overview over the evolution of vaccinology. Prof…
- Hvad lærer immunsystemet ved henholdsvis naturlig infektion og vaccination? · 56 dkAllan Randrup Thomsen, professor i virologi ved Rigshospitalet, forklarer om forskellen på infektioner, levende og ikke-levende vacciner, når det gælder den specifikke…
- Kan en skandinavisk tilgangsvinkel bidrage til bedre vaccineforskning? · 1 sa 0 dkJens Lundgren, professor i infektionssygdomme ved Rigshospitalet, tager os med på en spændende fortælling om, hvordan han, ved at stille nogle simple spørgsmål til data, fik ny…
- Samfundets svigt. Personer med nyopstået sygdom efter vacciner · 38 dkForfatter og meningsdanner Anne Sofie Allarp er kendt for klare beskeder. Hun har et nært familiemedlem, hvis formodede langvarige bivirkning efter vaccine er indberettet af egen…
- Borgere og bivirkninger til vacciner · 43 dkJeg har besøg af Sine Jensen, seniorrådgiver ved Forbrugerrådet TÆNK. Hun sidder blandt andet med som borgerrepræsentant, når borgeres ankesager om erstatning i forbindelse med…
- Egen læge: En vigtig person for den, der skal tage stilling til vaccination · 37 dkSammen med Anders Beich, praktiserende læge og indtil for nyligt formand for Praktiserende Lægers Organisation, ser jeg nærmere på, hvad der sker, når lægen står i det…
- Virusfortynding eller vacciner – hvad virker bedst mod COVID-19? · 39 dkJeg har fået besøg af Professor Thorkild Sørensen fra Københavns universitet. Han er altid god for en provokerende titel – og han har selv valgt sin egen. Svaret på spørgsmålet…
