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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2020 · 26 MIN

His father's son: Nazeem Muhajarine on Public Health and Human Behaviour

from Researchers Under the Scope · host Jen Quesnel

The way people perceive threats in a pandemic affects the spread of Covid-19, according to social epidemiologist Nazeem Muhajarine (PhD).    Since he was a boy, he's studied the way government interventions really work, from the perspective of citizens who have to live with them.   In this episode, Muhajarine explains why he left medical school for a career in public health research, why politicians' words and actions can change infection rates, and why he strives to treat every person he meets in his research with dignity.

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