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ESWI Airborne's PodcastIntervention Strategies: Wrap up - Unpacking intervention strategies for acute respiratory virusesIn this episode, our distinguished experts and coalition partners unwrap and define key intervention strategies for acute respiratory viruses. Building on insights from previous episodes they offer fresh perspectives and bring to light the complexity of prevention, diagnostics and therapy.Our discussion features ESWI Chair Colin Russell, Professor of Applied Evolutionary Biology, at the University of Amsterdam alongside contributions from Catherine Weil-Olivier, Honorary Professor of Paediatrics at Paris-Cité University, France, and Board Member of the Coalition for Life Course Immunisation and Barbara Rath, Pediatrician and Infectious disease Specialist and Co-founder and C...2025-03-1436 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastIntervention Strategies: hMPV - the (not so) new kid on the blockLearn about the fascinating story behind the intriguing Human metapneumovirus (hMPV) and how it was first discovered. Why were parents once asked about contact with birds? How can the recent outbreak in China make a difference? Join an insightful conversation with distinguished guests and leading experts Ab Osterhaus, Member of the ESWI board and Director of the Center of Infection Medicine and Zoonosis Research and Guest-Professor at the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Germany, who first identified the virus together with Bernadette van den Hoogen, Associate Professor at Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, and Ann Falsey, Professor of Medicine...2025-02-1428 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastIntervention Strategies: If you do not test, you will not know - a focus on COVID-19A riveting episode from three unique perspectives on intervention strategies and the ongoing challenges posed by Sars-Cov-2, the virus behind one of the deadliest pandemics in recent history. Featuring a fundamental researcher, a virologist, and a clinician, our speakers engage in a captivating talk on Covid-19. Is it endemic now? What’s new on the diagnostics and therapeutic front? How many annual vaccines can the public reasonably deal with? Join us for this fascinating conversation that bridges research, clinical practice, and public health to address the evolving landscape of Covid-19 and other respiratory viruses.This epi...2025-01-3141 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastIntervention Strategies: RSV - the bumpy road towards a vaccineTremendously exciting times and possibly underestimating the enormity of its impact. These are some of the comments we hear when experts share their insights on the recently available RSV vaccines. We are told about the disastrous first attempts of a vaccine 60 years ago and some of the road bumps leading to today’s success. In this episode, join us as we delve into the history, challenges, and triumphs of RSV vaccine development. Our renowned speakers give detailed accounts of the new RSV vaccines, including target population, critical gaps in vaccination for vulnerable groups, national immunisation programmes and the urgency of...2024-12-1133 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastIntervention Strategies: Flu vaccines - advancements, challenges, and global impactFlu Vaccines: Advancements, Challenges, and Global Impact – Expert Insights on Vaccine Platforms and Immune ResponsesIn this phenomenal episode, three leading experts in the field of vaccinology and immunology dive into the science behind various vaccine platforms and immune responses. Tune in as they explore the evolution of vaccines, from early, early vaccine platforms to cutting-edge technologies, and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each approach. In a dynamic, educational conversation, we hear about the quest for the holy grail, the crucial role of CD8 T-cells, and the global challenges of vaccine accessibility and hesitancy.2024-11-2538 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastLife as a scientist: Essential skills and career prospects for early career scientistsWelcome to ESWI Airborne, the podcast of the European Scientific Working Group on Influenza. In this episode, we explore essential skills and career prospects for early career scientists as part of our three-part series on life as a scientist.Joining me are three remarkable guests:Meral Akcay, a global influenza expert and former ESWI board member, who discusses her transition from academia to the pharmaceutical industry and the key skills that have propelled her career.Lucy Mosscrop, a passionate science enthusiast and PhD candidate at Imperial College London, focusing on RSV research. Lucy s...2024-11-1329 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastLife as a scientist: The Nomadic Life of a ScientistJoin in on this enthusiastic and insightful conversation between Nathan Brendish, associated with the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom, and Irene Gonzalez and Florian Krammer from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in the United States of America. Explore the joys and sorrows of embarking on a scientific career in this episode as we delve into the nomadic life of scientists as they explore the world in search of new and existing data in the field of respiratory viruses.2024-04-0532 min
Primary Care TodayMaximizing Flu Protection: The Clinical Value of Cell-Based Vaccines
Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO
Guest: Victoria A. Statler, MD, MSc
Test-confirmed influenza outcomes provide a specific measure of influenza vaccine effectiveness (VE) and has helped to illustrate the potential benefit of cell-based versus egg-based vaccines.1 So what data support improved VE from cell-based flu vaccines versus egg-based vaccines? To learn more, join Dr. Jennifer Caudle as she speaks with Dr. Victoria A. Statler, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Louisville and the Director of the Pediatric Transplant and Immunocompromised Host service at Norton Children’s Hospital. Reference: Stein AN, Mills C, McGovern, et...2024-02-0600 min
Medical Industry FeatureMaximizing Flu Protection: The Clinical Value of Cell-Based Vaccines
Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO
Guest: Victoria A. Statler, MD, MSc
Test-confirmed influenza outcomes provide a specific measure of influenza vaccine effectiveness (VE) and has helped to illustrate the potential benefit of cell-based versus egg-based vaccines.1 So what data support improved VE from cell-based flu vaccines versus egg-based vaccines? To learn more, join Dr. Jennifer Caudle as she speaks with Dr. Victoria A. Statler, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Louisville and the Director of the Pediatric Transplant and Immunocompromised Host service at Norton Children’s Hospital. Reference: Stein AN, Mills C, McGovern, et...2024-02-0600 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastLife as a scientist: Being a scientist, not just a jobDo not miss the opportunity to listen to this enthusiastic and insightful conversation between Debby van Riel, Associate Professor, Department of Viroscience, Erasmus MC, The Netherlands, Carolien van de Sandt, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the Peter Doherty Institute, Australia, and Jenna Guthmiller Assistant Professor at the Department of Immunology and Microbiology from University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, US, examine the joys and sprrows of embarking on a scientific career. How does the real-life experience of working as a scientist compare to your initialEx...2023-12-1831 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastImmunisation and treatment - Travel preparedness and vaccinationsHow has the world of travel medicine evolved? What multiple roles do vaccinations have? What impact did the COVID-19 pandemic have on travel behaviour? Why is it so important to keep up to date on the current epidemiological situation? Delve into the fascinating world of travel medicine, listening to George Kassianos, GP, ESWI Board Member and President of the British Global and Travel Health Association, Dipti Patel, Specialist in occupational medicine and travel medicine physician and Director at the National Travel Health Network and Centre and Robert Steffen, Emeritus Professor at t...2023-11-1934 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastImmunisation and treatment - New approaches to influenza prevention and treatment - lessons learnt from COVID- 19Flu is the forgotten killer. What new vistas of vaccinology opened up after the COVID-19 pandemic? In what ways can flu treatments change as a consequence of lessons learned? Listen to this excellent panel of experts, Peter Openshaw, Respiratory physician and Mucosal Immunologist, Professor of Experimental Medicine, Imperial College, London and ESWI Board Member, Anthony Gordon, Chair in Anaesthesia and Critical Care, NIHR Research Professor and Senior Investigator, Imperial College, London, and Susanne Herold, Professor of Medicine, Infectious Diseases and Pulmonary Research, University Hospital Giessen und Marburg, eloquently converse abo...2023-11-1935 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastImmunisation and treatment - Societal benefits of immunising childrenIn this comprehensive exploration and conversation among distinguished experts in the field of childhood immunisation we listen to Paula Tähtinen, Clinical Lecturer, Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine / Adjunct Professor, University of Turku and ESWI Board Member, Hanna Nohynek, Chief Medical Officer, Team Leader of Vaccine Programme Development at the National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland, together with Sir Andrew Pollard, Professor of Paediatric Infection & Immunity at University of Oxford and the Director of the Oxford Vaccine Group succinctly cover the context of vaccinating against flu, RSV and COVID-19.Is there a...2023-11-1930 min
De Nieuwe WereldSjoemelden ziekenhuizen met coronacijfers? | Een gesprek met Carine KnapenMarlies Dekkers in gesprek met activist en burgerjournalist Carine Knapen, over haar speurwerk naar ongerijmdheden in de verhalen rond corona.
"In het begin was ik mee", zegt ze over de tijd van de eerste beelden uit China en Italië. Maar al snel kwam het gevoel: klopt dit allemaal wel? Een gesprek over gegoochel met cijfers, censuur, cognitieve dissonantie en vermoedens van verborgen, grotere belangen.
Bronnen en links bij deze uitzending:
https://www.hln.be/binnenland/hln-onderzoek-sjoemelen-ziekenhuizen-met-coronacijfers-documenten-wijzen-op-financiele-optimalisatie~aef03627/
De presentatie van Van Ranst bij ESWI/Chatham House: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ANOVSjDUd4
Mark Zuckerberg bij Joe Rogan (fragment): h...2023-10-3137 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastBurden of disease - The economic and societal impact of acute respiratory virusesThe shocking numbers of babies and children who die, or who are in need of care, coupled with the rising number of undiagnosed older adults puts a significant burden from RSV on health systems. The risk of severe RSV illness can be mitigated and thus there is an urgency for increasing awareness of the impact of RSV.Listen to Colin Russell, ESWI Board Member and Professor of Applied Evolutionary Biology, Elizabeth Kuiper, Head of the Social Europe and Well-being programme at the European Policy Centre and George Valiotis, Executive Director of...2023-06-0825 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastBurden of disease - A focus on acute respiratory viruses in older adultsWhy should older adults be particularly careful of acute respiratory viruses? What are risk factors for adverse outcomes? Why is RSV typically under-diagnosed in adults compared with flu and what are some of the long-term impacts? Are older adults always more at risk in a pandemic? What do we mean by ageism and what needs to be done to counter it. Listen to this powerful panel of experts, literally spanning the globe, featuring Stefania Maggi ESWI Board Member, Geriatrician and Epidemiologist based in Italy, Kirsty Short, virologist from the University of Queensland Australia, an...2023-06-0827 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastBurden of disease - Long-Covid and other post-infection syndromesWhat do we know about long-Covid? In this captivating episode we listen to the personal and powerful account of how the lingering effects of Sars-CoV-2 has wreaked havoc in an otherwise healthy person “The virus is playing ping-pong with my body”, Norah Casey broadcaster and entrepreneur says when describing all the symptoms in her medically impressive case. Marco Goeijenbier, intensivist and ESWI Board Member together with Merel Hellemons, pulmonologist and researcher with a special interest in long-Covid give an astute description of post-infection syndromes, differences among respiratory virus infections and what is known to d...2023-06-0838 min
House Call - An Affinity Strategies PodcastAdult Vaccination and Listening To Understand with LJ TanDr. Litjen (L.J) Tan’s full bio: Prior to joining the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC), Dr. Tan was the director of medicine and public health at the American Medical Association (AMA) a position he held since 2008. From 1997 to 2008, he was the AMA's director of infectious disease, immunology, and molecular medicine.Dr. Tan was a voting member of the Department of Health and Human Services' National Vaccine Advisory Committee from 2009 to 2013, where he served on the adult immunization, vaccine safety, and healthcare worker immunization working groups, and chaired the immunization infrastructure working group. He also se...2023-03-1647 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastCelebrating ESWI 30 years!Who would have taken virus isolation for granted 30 years ago? How and why did ESWI transform from a pure virology-based network to one encompassing a public health perspective? Join the journey listening to the former, current and future Chairs of ESWI, professors Claude Hannoun, Ab Osterhaus, and Colin Russell reminisce about the past, muse over how ESWI has evolved, and predict where we are heading.Science has advanced significantly. This is a fascinating account and listening to the different perspectives and challenges the three Chairs have and will experience in the field of acute...2023-02-2235 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastMarco Goeijenbier - Virus infections, blood clots and bleedingWhat do Ebola, Dengue Fever, Lassa Fever, or other hemorrhagic fevers, that often inspire Hollywood productions, have in common with respiratory viruses, such as influenza or Sars-Cov2? Listen to Dr Marco Goeijenbier, intensivist at Spaarne Hospital in Haarlem and ESWI Board Member, expertly explain the complications due to changes in the coagulation system ranging from blood clotting to bleeding. Furthermore, in this captivating account, Marco describes why complications associated with virus infections seem to affect certain risk groups more than others. He clarifies what a super infection is and gives a reflection of how the Covid pandemic personally affected...2023-02-0827 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastFlorian Krammer - Universal flu vaccines – soon a reality?How close are we to a universal flu vaccine? Are universal corona vaccines attainable? What are some of the main challenges facing scientists in their quest to develop these vaccines? Listen to Dr Florian Krammer, Mount Sinai Professor in Vaccinology at the Department of Microbiology at the Icahn School of Medicine, and ESWI Board Member, expertly addressing these questions. Dr Krammer also vividly describes New York in the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic and explains how and why he rapidly got thousands of followers on Twitter.2023-01-1031 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastGuelsah Gabriel - How does a virus cause disease after transmission?In this fascinating episode pathomechanism is explained and we learn how recent research has shown that acute virus infections may cause long-term health impairments. Even mild flu during pregnancy can affect susceptibility to disease in offspring. Listen to the personal experience of life as a scientist, embracing the unknown and how to stay motivated by Guelsah Gabriel, Professor Virology, Leibniz Institute of Virology, Hamburg, Germany and ESWI Board Member including how she integrates the one health concept on a daily basis in all her roles.2022-11-0822 min
Health Professional Radio - PodcastGlobal Surveillance for Avian Flu OutbreaksBeverly Taylor, Head of Global Influenza Scientific Policy at CSL Seqirus discusses Avian influenza and its typical spread during migratory seasons and the current threat to human health based on national risk assessments. She talks about a recent abstract presented at the OPTIONS XI conference, the importance of global surveillance for avian flu and other influenza strains that could spark a pandemic and why global surveillance is more robust in certain regions than others and where it can be bolstered to better prepare us in the event of a pandemic.
#AvianInfluenza
Over 30 years’ experience in th...2022-10-3109 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastPaula Tähtinen - Respiratory tract infections in children - our paediatrician's insight and bold vision for the futureHer passion, love and interest to care for children is evident in this personal account by Paula Tähtinen, Clinical Lecturer, Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine / Adjunct Professor, University of Turku, Finland and ESWI Board Member. The burden of disease from RSV in children is explained along with recommended approaches for both treatment and prevention. She gives a concrete example of how research findings have changed treatment guidelines in paediatrics, providing evidence of the importance of scientific scrutiny. We gain insight in how combining the roles of clinician, lecturer and researcher is mutually supportive and le...2022-10-1128 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastStefania Maggi - A geriatrician's insight into reducing the burden of disease in older adultsWho is at an increased risk of adverse effects from an RSV infection? What is the burden of disease and what should be done to alleviate the risk and increase awareness?In this captivating episode we listen to Dr. Stefania Maggi, a geriatric epidemiologist and ESWI Board Member answer these and many more questions. She also reflects on the importance of healthy ageing, explains the life-course approach and underlines that older adults are a very heterogeneous group and therefore require a personalised approach to health and diseases.2022-09-2722 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastSpotlight on the burden of flu for people living with diabetesWhy are people with diabetes more at risk from flu? What are the options for reducing the risk? What are the challenges and solutions to increase awareness across health care professionals, researchers and patients themselves? How did COVID-19 change the attention to viral infections in risk groups? Listen to the insightful conversation among the experts and members of the Influenza Diabetes Community (IDC), Dr Marco Goeijenbier, Chair IDC, ESWI Board Member and medical doctor intensive care and medicine, together with Dr Kirsty Short, research fellow and head of the viral pathogenesis lab at the School of Chemistry a...2022-09-1323 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastRoman Prymula - Walk the talk on immunisationWith a wealth of experience, Professor of Epidemiology and former Minister of Health, ESWI Board Member Roman Prymula gives a personal testimony of the COVID-19 pandemic and the different perspectives of politics vs science when it comes to health policy. Insights into vaccinology, the rise of anti-vaxxers and views on how to counter vaccine-hesitancy contribute to this engaging episode.2022-06-2830 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastColin Russell - Using mathematical modelling to predict virus evolution and inform pandemic responseThe dynamic interplay between epidemiological research, virus evolution, and mathematical modelling is skilfully described by Dr Colin Russell, Professor of Applied Evolutionary Biology and ESWI Board Member. Flu was Prof. Russell’s first love, however the complex epidemiological pathways of the COVID-19 pandemic sparked his interest in how mathematical modelling informs pandemic response particularly in LMICs.2022-06-1437 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastEd Hutchinson & Sarah Iannucci - Visualising VirusesWhat do snowflakes and viruses have in common? What is the scientific value of analysing “wild and wacky” forms of viruses? And what does a biomedical illustrator really do? These, and many more questions are addressed in this captivating episode delving into the scientific world of biomedical visualisation by Dr Ed Hutchinson, ESWI Board Member and senior lecturer at the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research and invited guest Sarah Iannucci.2022-05-3035 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastPeter Openshaw - A mucosal perspective on pandemics"Learn about the fascinating field of mucosal immunology, vaccine effectiveness, and the role of face-mask protection not from virus particles but “spiticles and snoticles”. Dr Peter Openshaw, ESWI Board Member and Professor of Experimental Medicine, Imperial College London, expertly guides us through what led to the unprecedented speed of COVID-19 vaccine development. From his experience of two pandemics, he offers a vision of future variants and how SARS-COV-2 is continuing to evolve.”This podcast is kindly sponsored by Viatris. 2022-05-1731 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastTerho Heikkinen - Flu shots for children? Why this should be more on the radarESWI Board Member Terho Heikkinen, Professor in paediatrics at the University of Turku in Finland talks about paediatric infectious diseases. Learn about why the flu shot is to be recommended in children.This podcast is kindly sponsored by Viatris. 2022-04-2820 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastTed van Essen - How to be an inFLUencer: the role of a general practitionerESWI Board Member and retired general practitioner Ted van Essen describes his unique journey from studying the benefits of influenza vaccination to risk groups to becoming “Dr Ted” on Dutch television, and having this important role in bringing accurate information about influenza vaccination to the general public. This podcast is kindly sponsored by Viatris. 2022-03-2721 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastAb Osterhaus - Pandemic Preparedness Planning in PeacetimeESWI Chair and Professor in Virology, Ab Osterhaus, gives a captivating explanation on why we need to stay vigilant and properly prepare for the next pandemic.This podcast is kindly sponsored by Viatris. 2022-03-2727 min
ESWI Airborne's PodcastGeorge Kassianos - Vaccinations to consider before, during, and after pregnancyDr George Kassianos, ESWI Board Member and retired general practitioner gives a comprehensive and in-depth explanation of vaccination and pregnancy, including the risks and benefits to the mother and the infant. All the important vaccines are covered including Covid-19, influenza, MMR, and others. This podcast is kindly sponsored by Viatris. 2022-03-2730 min
FindmyvaccineWhen Flu Meets COVID: The UK Playbook with Dr.George KassianosDr George Kassianos CBE, MD Dr.George Kassianos is the National Immunization Lead of the Royal College of General Practitioners of which he is a Fellow. President and Fellow of the British Global & Travel Health Association (BGTHA), Fellow Faculty of Travel Medicine Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons Glasgow, and the International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM).Dr.Kassianos is the Chair of RAISE, a Pan-European Group (18 countries) on Influenza and Board Member of the European Scientific Working Group on Influenza (ESWI). He is on the Editorial Board of The British Journal of Cardiology, Geriatric Medicine, Pr...2021-09-3055 min
Sound NationMbilia Bel (Brief History)Mbilia Bel was Africa’s first female transcontinental diva. She became the first female musician from Africa who could claim popularity all over the entire continent and beyond. On Today’s episode we shall dig into the crates and explore her musical work.
Tracklist:
Nakei Nairobi
Nadina
Bayenga
Eswi Yo Wapi
Mobali Na Ngai Wana
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MIX by Pointcom DjATL 80's-90's AFRO-CARIBBEAN HOT MIX Feb2020# Track Title - Artist
1 Ami O - Bébé Manga
2 Associé - Princesse Oriah
3 Camionette - Claudette et Ti Pierre
4 Pitié - Tabu Ley Rochereau
5 12600 lettres - Franco, TP OK Jazz
6 Joromi / Monkey Yanga - Sir Victor Uwaifo
7 Dasiko (Interprete Par Bella Bellow) - Manu Dibango
8 Match nul - Daouda
9 Irma Koi - Gnonnas Pedro;Ses Dadjes
10 L'argent appelle l'argent - San Roland
11 Eden - Théo Blaise Kounkou
12 Amour de dombakélé - Camelio
13 Sweet Mother - John Steel
14 Let Me Love You (DJ Gregory Remix) ...2020-02-242h 02
África Inspira04/11/2019_África Inspira¡ Buenas tardes ¡ comenzamos nuestro programa de radio “África Inspira”, el programa del Museo de Arte Africano Arellano Alonso de la Universidad de Valladolid.
Ya sabéis que estamos emitiendo en directo desde Onda Verde en convozpropia.listen2myradio.com y que este programa y todos los ya emitidos les podéis encontrar y descargar en convozpropia.ivoox.com
No queremos demorarnos mucho porque tenemos todos estaos temas preparados para vosotros:
- En un poco de historia, os descubriremos mas datos de quiénes somos.
- En nuestro rincón cultural, hablaremos de la cultura Igbo.
- En la pieza del mes, tratar...2019-11-1944 min
Crossover Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FMCrossover | Émission du 7 mai 2017Émission du 7 mai
Épisode du dimanche 7 mai 2017
7 mai 2017 synonyme sur le 99.5FM d'un joyeux voyage sans visa ni frontières allant des grooves de l'Ecosse à celui de la planète Mars en passant par le Brésil, la RDC, l'Ehiopie, les Antilles, les Pays-Bas, NYC, le Ghana et Madagascar...groove is in the air!
Voilaa - La France (feat. Tout Le Monde)
Mungo's HiFi - Can't Stand It ft Warrior Queen
Mungo's HiFi - Bike Rider ft Pupajim
Baiana System - Barra Avenida Pt 2
Marcos Mvouka - Keba Na Ye
Mbulia Bel - Eswi Yo Wapi
Hailu Mergia - Almaz Eyaseb...2017-05-0700 min