What should you read about COVID-19? We asked an epidemiologist

ABA Journal: Modern Law Library : What should you read about COVID-19? We asked an epidemiologist: With a barrage of information and misinformation about COVID-19 coming our way, it can be hard to evaluate what sources are trustworthy, and where to go for reliable medical news. So for this episode of the Modern Law Library, the ABA Journal's Lee... by ABA Journal Podcasts - Legal Talk Network

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Keeping Long COVID In The News by Important, Not Important

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Recognizing Misinformation and Staying Safe from Coronavirusa: Coronavirus continues to infect more and more people around the world. As the number of infected grows so does the misinformation surrounding the virus and the disease it causes, COVID-19. From fake and explicitly dangerous cures, like drinking bleach... by Point of Inquiry

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Opioid Poisoning Crisis: The Story of Alcohol Prohibition Repeating Itself by Public Health Insight

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Uppsala Reports Long Reads – Substandard and falsified COVID-19 vaccines in the Americas by Drug Safety Matters

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#76 - Prof Tara Kirk Sell on misinformation, who's done well and badly, & what to reopen first: Amid a rising COVID-19 death toll, and looming economic disaster, we’ve been looking for good news... by 80,000 Hours Podcast

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The science of pandemic grief: Today on Post Reports, as we near the three-year mark of the pandemic, health reporter Lena Sun digs into the science of grief and what she learned through her own loss. Her mother was one of more than 1 million Americans who died of covid. by Post Reports

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Collective Crises: Infectious Disease and Informed Democracy: This week, Farai interviews Steven Thrasher, LGBTQ scholar, journalist and author of “The Viral Underclass: The Human Toll When Inequality and Diseases Collide.” Thrasher offers insights from his new book on how systematic marginalization determines who is most affected by public health crises like HIV/AIDS, COVID-19 and now – monkeypox. Then, Farai speaks to Howard Polskin, president and founder of “TheRighting,” a newsletter, site and social media feed that compiles and disseminates far-right political commentary to cross pollinate the divided media audiences in the U.S. and combat disinformation in the news. by Our Body Politic

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#21: How to prevent future pandemics, black lives matter and racism in science, suspended animation by New Scientist Podcasts

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