EP #311 - 07.15.2021 - COVID-19 in Australia

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EP #311 - 07.15.2021 - COVID-19 in Australia

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Jul 16, 2021

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Today I discuss COVID-19 in Australia with epidemiologist and global health expert Marylouise McLaws.
Marylouise McLaws is a Professor of Epidemiology, Hospital Infection and Infectious Diseases Control at the University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia.
She is a member of the World Health Organization Infection Prevention and Control group for COVID-19.

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Jul 16, 2021

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A daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts - hosted by Dr. Scott Gabriel Knowles, a historian of disasters at KAIST in Daejeon, South Korea.

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#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
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#22 COVIDCalls 4.14.2020 - Disaster Victims & Memorials: What is the future of COVID-19 memory? Will there be a memorial to remember the lives lost and honor the heroes during the COVID-19 Pandemic? What would memorials to COVID-19 look like, and what role will the politics of the pandemic play in them? Dr. Ja... by COVIDCalls
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#8 COVIDCalls 3.25.2020 - Tests, Treatments, & Vaccines w/Adam Rogers: What is the timeline of the virus up to late March 2020, and what might the timeline to “normalcy” look like? What are the most promising treatments and what are their historical precedents? Adam Rogers, a science journalist at WIRED Magazine, discusses ... by COVIDCalls
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#38 COVIDCalls 5.6.2020 - COVID & the Apocalyptic w/ Chuck Strozier: How does the COVID-19 pandemic evoke fears of the apocalypse and what is the psychology of apocalyptic thinking in the United States? How does COVID-19 fit into the history of apocalyptic visions and narratives from the Book of Revelation to nuclear holo... by COVIDCalls
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#45 COVIDCalls 5.15.2020 - Race & Face Masking in COVID-19: There is a historical notion in society that people who wear masks or face coverings always have something to hide. I mean, think about it—thieves, the Ku Klux Klan, etc. In the inherently racist America we know today, it is not uncommon for Muslim wom... by COVIDCalls
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#12 COVIDCalls 3.31.2020 - COVID-19 in Rural America & The Defense Production Act: Does rural America have the infrastructure and supplies to navigate through this pandemic? Lois Parshley, a freelance investigative journalist then based at University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and Dr. Peter Shulman, an associate professor of history at Case... by COVIDCalls
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#20 COVIDCalls 4.10.2020 - Pandemics in History II: What can history teach us that prepares us for COVID 19? What are the issues with asking historians to provide us with concrete advice from imperfect and incomplete historical examples? Julia Engelschalt, a doctoral candidate in history at Bielefeld Univ... by COVIDCalls
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#46 COVIDCalls 5.18.2020 - Information Infrastructures in Disaster: The pandemic has brought about a renewed appreciation for workers who are considered to be essential to core functions of society. Among these, have been postal service workers who serve the important role of delivering essential objects to where they ... by COVIDCalls
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#6 COVIDCalls 3.23.2020 - Pandemic Perspectives: Chile, Germany, European Union: What are the various experiences of COVID-19 across the globe and what ways can we listen to this transnational community? How is COVID-19 interacting with Chilean politics, both past and present? How are Germany and the larger European Union coping with... by COVIDCalls
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#24 COVIDCalls 4.16.2020 - COVID & Environmental Justice in Louisiana I: How are the racial injustice of slavery and environmental injustice of petrochemical plants compounding to impact the health effects of COVID-19 in southern Lousiana? How are communities, especially communities of color, responding to a high COVID death ... by COVIDCalls
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#3 COVIDCalls 3.18.2020 - Evacuation & Shelter Decision-Making & Coping w/ Pets: What are the psychological factors behind how individuals and organizations make evacuation/sheltering decisions during disasters? How are pets a source of comfort and resilience? Dr. Sarah DeYoung, an expert on applied social and community psychology an... by COVIDCalls
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EP #311 - 07.15.2021 - COVID-19 in Australia

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