Podcasts from the «Bern Lectures in Health Science»

From EBM to Design-thinking Linking evidence and policy requires design thinking and understanding complexity by Prof. Vivian Lin

1:17:26

Lesson learnt on aging and longevity what should be known for more egalitarian health policies by Prof. Stefano Campostrini

1:07:38

Linking Earth observations to infectious disease decision support systems

53:30

Covid-19 and disabled people: Triple jeopardy by Prof. Tom Shakespeare

1:07:18

Independent scientific advice to policy makers. Before, during and after the COVID-19 crisis

1:07:17

Redefining epidemiology and public health in the era of the Anthropocene. An approach from planetary health

1:00:22

Critical health literacy in pandemics: the special case of COVID-19

1:07:12

From cardiovascular disease prevention to healthy ageing a (my) scientific journey - Oscar Franco - 20.09.2018

55:22

Food Retail Environments for Health - Anna Peeters -13.06.2018

1:00:29

Digital Health Ethics challenges and opportunities - Effy Vayena - 25.01.2018

41:33

Dementia the burden on societies challenges for research - Arfan Ikram - 24.10.2018

58:15

Faster and trustworthy guidelines for shared decision making - Thomas Agoritsas - 21022019

48:18

What can population-based cohorts bring to public health in Switzerland - Murielle Bochud - 10.10.2019

34:45

Some statistical issues in the analysis of infectious disease data - Nikos Demiris - 27062019

52:01

Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention - Sheena McCormack - 23052019

51:59

Learning from efforts to reduce health inequalities in the UK - Kat Smith - 25.04.2019

56:54

Bridging epidemiology and basic science in risk assessment - Marco Vinceti - 09.01.2020

1:02:17

Big Data and the End of Epidemiology - Patrick Bossuyt -18122019

42:28

Harnessing the Power of Big Data to address the Societal Challenge of Aging - Rudi Westendorp

59:55

The social science contribution in the framing of the Covid-19 pandemic - Prof. Claudine Burton

1:20:44