The role of the state during and after COVID-19

FromThe Lancet Voice

Start listening View podcast show

The role of the state during and after COVID-19

FromThe Lancet Voice

ratings:

Length:

34 minutes

Released:

May 29, 2020

Format:

Podcast episode

Description

Philosopher Philippe Van Parijs discusses the state's stake in its citizens' health and the expansion of the role of the state during and after the coronavirus pandemic.

Released:

May 29, 2020

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The Lancet Voice is a fortnightly podcast from the Lancet family of journals. Lancet editors and their guests unravel the stories behind the best global health, policy and clinical research of the day―and what it means for people around the world. Each episode seeks to inform, challenge, and delight listeners with stories at the crossroads of health, science, policy and current global affairs.

Skip carousel

NHS reorganisation during COVID-19 by The Lancet Voice
29 min listen
COVID-19 vaccines, insulin pricing, and snakebites by The Lancet Voice
53 min listen
Convalescent plasma as a COVID-19 treatment by The Lancet Voice
23 min listen
Invisible women, COVID-19, and NASA by The Lancet Voice
41 min listen
COVID-19, Ben Goldacre, and the planetary health diet by The Lancet Voice
42 min listen
COVID-19 and Sub-Saharan Africa by The Lancet Voice
21 min listen
Kawasaki-like disease by The Lancet Voice
24 min listen
The future of the NHS by The Lancet Voice
52 min listen
Pregnancy and COVID-19 by The Lancet Voice
19 min listen
PPE in the NHS during COVID-19 by The Lancet Voice
12 min listen
Misinformation in a pandemic by The Lancet Voice
23 min listen
COVID-19 and the immune system by The Lancet Voice
24 min listen
Asthma and COVID-19 by The Lancet Voice
17 min listen
Cytokine storms explained by The Lancet Voice
24 min listen
Old age and COVID-19 by The Lancet Voice
17 min listen
COVID-19 in Japan and moving on from orphanages by The Lancet Voice
33 min listen
Physical distancing, face masks, and eye protection by The Lancet Voice
26 min listen
Long-haul COVID-19 and skin of colour by The Lancet Voice
42 min listen
Variants and vaccines in South Africa, and comparing the 1918 flu pandemic by The Lancet Voice
55 min listen
Seroprevalence and Black voices in healthcare by The Lancet Voice
37 min listen
COVID-19 hospitalisation outcomes in Africa, and Canadian health equity in a pandemic by The Lancet Voice
40 min listen
Rethinking care by The Lancet Voice
34 min listen
SARS-CoV-2 mutations, IBS, and dreams deferred by The Lancet Voice
53 min listen
The role of the state during and after COVID-19 by The Lancet Voice
34 min listen
Peer review in a pandemic by The Lancet Voice
25 min listen
Ethnic disparities in English COVID-19 outcomes and the OpenSAFELY project by The Lancet Voice
29 min listen
Black maternal mortality and rethinking hesitancy by The Lancet Voice
32 min listen
The physical activity legacies of the Olympics by The Lancet Voice
25 min listen
Sir Michael Marmot on COVID-19, inequality, and the future of society by The Lancet Voice
43 min listen
Vaccinating Europe and World TB Day by The Lancet Voice
39 min listen

More Episodes from The Lancet Voice

Skip carousel

Race & Health: Intersectionality by The Lancet Voice
32 min listen
Race & Health: History of medical racism by The Lancet Voice
40 min listen
Early menopause by The Lancet Voice
27 min listen
Race & Health: Epistemic injustice by The Lancet Voice
35 min listen
A new vaccine in the fight against malaria by The Lancet Voice
28 min listen
Race & Health: Under the skin by The Lancet Voice
31 min listen
Michael Marmot on health and the UK election by The Lancet Voice
34 min listen
Race & Health: Eugenics in science by The Lancet Voice
39 min listen
2023 in health, with Richard Horton by The Lancet Voice
53 min listen
Race & Health: Populism and health by The Lancet Voice
37 min listen
Spotlight on Health & Climate Change: Urban green and blue spaces by The Lancet Voice
55 min listen
Spotlight on Health & Climate Change: Decarbonising healthcare by The Lancet Voice
51 min listen
Race & Health - COVID-19 and racism by The Lancet Voice
37 min listen
A series from the Race & Health podcast and The Lancet Voice - an introduction by The Lancet Voice
13 min listen
Spotlight on Health & Climate Change: Extreme heat and health by The Lancet Voice
50 min listen
Spotlight on Health & Climate Change: How do we make change? by The Lancet Voice
53 min listen
Spotlight on Research for Health: Excluded voices by The Lancet Voice
47 min listen
Spotlight on Research for Health: Translating evidence to policy by The Lancet Voice
33 min listen
100 episodes of The Lancet Voice, with Richard Horton by The Lancet Voice
46 min listen
Spotlight on Research for Health: The career path by The Lancet Voice
36 min listen
Spotlight on Research for Health: Incorporating lived experience by The Lancet Voice
48 min listen
Spotlight on Mental Health: Trauma, recovery, and justice by The Lancet Voice
54 min listen
Spotlight on Mental Health: Breaking down barriers by The Lancet Voice
53 min listen
Spotlight on Mental Health: Physical and mental health by The Lancet Voice
36 min listen
Spotlight on Mental Health: Mental health in China by The Lancet Voice
38 min listen
Spotlight on Universal Health Coverage: Putting the U in UHC by The Lancet Voice
43 min listen
Spotlight on Universal Health Coverage: The future of UHC by The Lancet Voice
24 min listen
Spotlight on Universal Health Coverage: Innovation in UHC by The Lancet Voice
25 min listen
Spotlight on Universal Health Coverage: Financing UHC by The Lancet Voice
44 min listen
Medicine Unboxed: Where arts and medicine meet by The Lancet Voice
25 min listen

Related podcast episodes

Skip carousel

Jessica Lynne Pearson, "The Colonial Politics of Global Health: France and the United Nations in Postwar Africa" (Harvard UP, 2018): Pearson recounts France’s collision with the UN and World Health Organization in the immediate post-World War II years... by New Books in African Studies
49 min listen
Episode 68. Pandemics: Leslie Reperant: The world just experienced a devastating pandemic, yet in the context of historical pandemics, COVID-19 was a relatively minor event in the history of disease. What do we know about the history of pandemics, including before written records, and what... by Science History Podcast
70 min listen
#13 COVIDCalls 4.1.2020 - The World Health Organization and COVID-19 w/ Andrew Lakoff: How has global pandemic preparedness evolved over the years, and what is the World Health Organization’s (WHO) role in managing outbreaks of infectious disease? What were the impacts of 9/11, anthrax, and Hurricane Katrina on American systems of emergenc... by COVIDCalls
60 min listen
The Very Big Sick by Flash Forward
53 min listen
Dr. Leana Wen: The Pandemic Has Created Issues That Could Last for Generations: Wen discusses public health issues before, during and after the pandemic and how we must address them by Wharton Business Daily
11 min listen
The Career of Tony Fauci: Dr. Robert Gaynes, distinguished physician and professor of infectious diseases at Emory University, joins Meet the Microbiologist for the 2nd episode in a unique 3-part series, in which we share the impact of scientists at the heart of various... by Meet the Microbiologist
73 min listen
#29 COVIDCalls 4.23.2020 - Pandemics in History III: Philadelphia: What can public officials and public health experts learn from a series of yellow fever epidemics in the 1790s and other historical epidemics? What factor has race played in emergency management and infectious disease in American history? Dr. David Barne... by COVIDCalls
71 min listen
Where did COVID-19 come from?: Guest: Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, technical lead for the COVID-19 response at the World Health Organization It’s been four years since the first human COVID-19 case emerged in Wuhan, China. Since then, the disease has gone on to kill an estimated... by This Matters
24 min listen
EP #310 - 07.14.2021 - COVID-19 in Vietnam: Today I discuss COVID-19 and public health in Vietnam with anthropologist Martha Lincoln. Martha Lincoln is Assistant Professor in the Anthropology Department at San Francisco State University. A medical and cultural anthropologist, she has commented on ... by COVIDCalls
79 min listen
#38 - 'The Tsunami is Coming': Doctors Share Coronavirus Advice | Shaun Attwood by Danny Jones Podcast
43 min listen
How the World Health Organization is Responding to the Coronavirus Outbreak: At the time of recording, the that originated in China has infected over 4,500 people -- though that number is sure to dramatically increase in the coming days. The vast majority of the people affected by this outbreak are in China, though infections... by Global Dispatches -- World News That Matters
29 min listen
Dr. Leana Wen on COVID-19, mask-wearing and the J&J vaccine by Tangle
21 min listen
Episode 67. Lazaretto: David Barnes: Before the advent of the germ theory of disease in the 1870s, quarantine provided one of the few effective means to prevent or alleviate epidemics. The Lazaretto quarantine station in Philadelphia illustrates the history of quarantine both before and... by Science History Podcast
103 min listen
Episode 5: In Case of Emergency by Humanitarian Diplomacy
29 min listen
With Nearly 200,000 Dead, Health Care Workers Struggle To Endure: The coronavirus has killed nearly 200,000 people. We went on lockdown in the spring to protect<em> </em>health care workers. Now, we don't even know how many have died. by Consider This from NPR
14 min listen
Eugene T. Richardson, "Epidemic Illusions: On the Coloniality of Global Public Health" (MIT Press, 2020): An interview with Eugene T. Richardson by New Books in Critical Theory
49 min listen
Combating COVID in the ER by Prognosis: Losing it
13 min listen
The MARTINZ Critical Review - Ep#118 - Dr. Li-Meng Yan, PhD, MD "Understanding and combating the giant octopus that is the CCP regime" by The MARTINZ Critical Review
109 min listen
Eugene T. Richardson, "Epidemic Illusions: On the Coloniality of Global Public Health" (MIT Press, 2020): An interview with Eugene T. Richardson by New Books in the History of Science
49 min listen
The ethics of vaccine distribution by Oxford Policy Pod
34 min listen
Med Life with Dr. Horton — Dr. Lucy Kalanithi on patient-centred care at the end of life by CMAJ Podcasts
32 min listen
SPECIAL REPORT COVID-19 WHISTLEBLOWERS EXCLUSIVE by KINGDOM PRODUCTIONS NETWORK
60 min listen
#223 A Pregnant ER Nurse Talks About Her work During COVID-19 by Pregnancy, Parenting & Politics
41 min listen
The MARTINZ Critical Review - Ep#88 - The missing link; the real origins of the SARSCov2 virus - with Dr Li-Meng Yan, MD, PhD Virologist by The MARTINZ Critical Review
84 min listen
The Trump tapes: What the president knew about COVID-19 by Apple News Today
9 min listen
On What We All Need to Know About Living with Long COVID: As of 2023, the CDC estimates that 1 in 5 people, as many as 1 in 3 college students, and a preponderance of menopausal women who have had COVID still experience symptoms more than 3 months—or more—after being infected. Long COVID continues to impact the everyday lives of countless "long haulers" globally. On today’s episode, I'm joined by journalist Fiona Lowenstein, an early and prominent voice in the Long COVID patient movement, who wrote the New York Times article that first blew the lid open on Long COVID. Fiona's story sheds light on the often-overlooked experiences of long haulers, highlights the need for greater awareness and understanding of the condition, and provides hope that healing can happen over time. by On Health
70 min listen
009. A counseling psychology perspective on solid organ transplants with Dr. Camilla Nonterah. Plus: Florida transplant recipients discuss the ongoing impact of COVID.: Our first guest on this episode is counseling psychologist Dr. Camilla Nonterah, who discusses the importance of understanding and supporting transplant patients from both biological and psychosocial perspectives. She also reflects on the impact COVI... by Kidney Transplant Conversations
50 min listen
As Monkeypox Cases Climb, U.S. Officials Increase Testing and Order More Vaccine Doses: Despite doctors knowing about Monkeypox for decades, the increase in cases has raised concerns that the U.S. isn't learning from early missteps in the response to coronavirus. by Consider This from NPR
11 min listen
Episode 34: Antibody and Vaccine Development for COVID-19 – Panel Discussion by The Chain: Protein Engineering Podcast
41 min listen
58: Health Partnerships in Action - Managing COVID-19 at the Southwest Border: On this episode, we dissect concerns at the southwest United States border, where health and governmental officials find themselves managing an extraordinarily complex situation, handling an increase in migration activity during a global pandemic.... by Public Health Review
25 min listen

Discover this podcast and so much more

The role of the state during and after COVID-19

The role of the state during and after COVID-19

Description

Titles in the series (100)

More Episodes from The Lancet Voice

Related podcast episodes