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Brazil’s billion-dollar gym experiment
Mosaic Science Podcast
04/08/19 • 33 min
Can a grand vision of 4,000 free public gyms overcome inequality and fight Brazil’s health crisis? Catherine de Lange reports.
Written by Catherine de Lange, read by Pip Mayo, produced by Barry J Gibb
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If you liked this story, we recommend listening to City Cycling: Health Versus Hazard by Ian Birrell, also available as a podcast.
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If we can beat Ebola, why not sleeping sickness too?
Mosaic Science Podcast
08/27/18 • 33 min
A disease that killed millions in the 20th century still lingers – and with it the threat of a new epidemic. Why? The answer may have been staring us in the face all along, as Michael Regnier discovered when he travelled to Guinea with scientists searching for the key to a medical mystery.
Written by Michael Regnier, read by Michael Regnier, produced by Graihagh Jackson.
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Why do we have allergies?
Mosaic Science Podcast
08/20/18 • 31 min
Allergies such as peanut allergy and hay fever make millions of us miserable, but scientists aren’t even sure why they exist. Carl Zimmer talks to a master immunologist with a controversial answer.
Written by Carl Zimmer, read by Kirsten Irving, produced by Barry J Gibb
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How to survive climate change: a lesson from Hurricane Maria
Mosaic Science Podcast
07/08/19 • 31 min
The rest of the world can learn from Puerto Rican communities rallying together to recover from a natural disaster fuelled by climate change.
Written by Jane Palmer. Read by Michael Regnier. Produced by Graihagh Jackson.
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If you liked this story, try Climate change is turning dehydration into a deadly epidemic by Jane Palmer, also available as an audio podcast.
India is training ‘quacks’ to do real medicine. This is why
Mosaic Science Podcast
02/25/19 • 32 min
Priyanka Pulla asks if there can ever be legitimacy in ‘quackery’.
Written by Priyanka Pulla, read by Kirsten Irving, produced by Barry J Gibb, audio editing by Geoff Marsh.
If you liked this story, we recommend Can meditation really slow ageing? by Mary Rose Abraham, also available as a podcast.
How to survive in the world's largest refugee camp
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11/18/19 • 31 min
A million Rohingya refugees in crowded shelters with poor sanitation – ideal conditions for infections to spread. Here’s how to stop these deadly outbreaks.
Written and read by Gaia Vince.
Produced by Graihagh Jackson
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If you liked this story, we recommend Why we still haven't stopped cholera, by Rose George, also available as a podcast.
Why we need to start listening to insects
Mosaic Science Podcast
11/04/19 • 29 min
You may not think of the buzz and whine of insects as musical, but the distinctive pitch of mosquito wingbeats could tell us how to fight malaria. Daniel A Gross meets the researchers who are pricking up their ears.
Written by Daniel A Gross
Read by Barry J Gibb
Produced by Graihagh Jackson
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If you liked this story we recommend How malaria defeats our drugs, by Ed Yong, also available as a podcast.
Most care leavers say they survived the system... I survived because of the system
Mosaic Science Podcast
10/21/19 • 26 min
Researcher Áine Kelly is using her experience of growing up in care to help others in the system. What role does first-hand experience have in expertise, and how important is it in making health and social care better? Michael Regnier explores a new kind of expert.
Written and read by Michael Regnier
Produced by Graihagh Jackson
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If you liked this story, we recommend How going hungry affects children for their whole lives, by Chris Baraniuk, also available as a podcast.
This is what it's like waking up during surgery
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09/23/19 • 25 min
General anaesthetic is supposed to make surgery painless. But now there’s evidence that one person in 20 may be awake when doctors think they’re under.
Written by David Robson
Read by Brian Yim Lim
Produced by Graihagh Jackson
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If you liked this story, we recommend The mind readers by Roger Highfield, also available as a podcast.
How far would you go to be able to smile?
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09/10/18 • 32 min
Smiling is one of the fundamental ways people communicate, so what happens if your face can’t do it?
Written by Neil Steinberg Read by Charlotte Hussey Produced by Graihagh Jackson
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FAQ
How many episodes does Mosaic Science Podcast have?
Mosaic Science Podcast currently has 100 episodes available.
What topics does Mosaic Science Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Medicine, Podcasts, Science, Health, Biology and Life.
What is the most popular episode on Mosaic Science Podcast?
The episode title 'How France is persuading its citizens to get vaccinated' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Mosaic Science Podcast?
The average episode length on Mosaic Science Podcast is 31 minutes.
How often are episodes of Mosaic Science Podcast released?
Episodes of Mosaic Science Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Mosaic Science Podcast?
The first episode of Mosaic Science Podcast was released on Jan 14, 2018.
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