Episode 14: Meet a Veterinarian | How do lungs work?

01/31/22 • 6 min

Welcome back, young scientists. On this episode, we meet Dr. Kim Chiok, a veterinarian at Washington State University who enjoys writing, doing experiments, and who is curious about viruses, especially those that affect the lungs and other parts of the respiratory system. Plus, we explore a question about how our lungs work.
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Ask Dr. Universe - Episode 14: Meet a Veterinarian | How do lungs work?

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Welcome back young scientists. I'm Dr. Universe. And if you're anything like me, you've got lots of big questions about our world. On this podcast, we'll talk to some curious people hear their stories, and investigate some fun science questions along the way. Let's welcome today's special guest, Dr. Kim Chiok, a veterinarian who enjoys writing, doing experiments and who is very curious about viruses, especially those that affect the lungs and other parts of the respirator