Vodcast: Vaccine Curious. Peter Aaby
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode of Vaccine Curious anthropologist and professor in medicine, Peter Aaby, explains how he discovered that vaccines, in addition to their disease-specific effects, also affect the risk of other infections - and why it might have taken an anthropologist to challenge the paradigm for vaccines.
Wow, what a terrific interview!! Thanks to you both for this podcast. Grateful for Dr. Peter Aaby and Dr. Christine Stabell Benn’s work in Guinea-Bissau, Denmark and worldwide!
I've been looking around, and saw Peter's name associated with the FOI lawsuit. Great job.
Awesome to see him have his own online voice, looking forward to hearing more from this great health project. Og hej fra Danmark!
Thank you !
Thank you - it's so important information!
Thank you so much for your great work. This is my New favourit podcast. You Guys should be on Childrens Health Defense show "doktors and scientist" with Dr.Brian Hooker.
Much love and apprecaition for sharing this talk. And especially thanks to Peter for sharing his story. I would love to see a five hour deep dive into his experinces.
You guys Are the best May you both be blessed.
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Deary me this is depressing, an anthropologist playing epidemiologist.
Maybe the survivors of measles didn’t have their immune system 'trained', maybe they just had the "prone to dying of disease" culled from their number.
Did your parents not have measles growing up? Mine did.
@MK-ih6wp Yes, everyone who survived to have children will have survived Measles. This is textbook survivors bias, well done 👏
@@jamesoneill2606 is English your first language? I honestly can't tell, not trying to be rude.
@MK-ih6wp Yes it is, I also have a degree in Biology. Maybe you know so little, that my words don't register with you?
read my comment !!