Author Linda Marsa | WAMC's In Conversation With
Alan Chartock in an encore interview with Linda Marsa, author of “Fevered: Why a Hotter Planet Will Hurt Our Health – And How We Can Save Ourselves.”
Photo courtesy of Linda Marsa.
Moldy Old Penicillin
It’s a doozy this week - the origin and history of penicillin. It’s so much more than just Alexander Fleming. From the ancient use of molds in bandages, to the arrival of germ theory, to World War II, Lynne will go into detail to describe the long and, at times, arduous process that ended with one …
Why Public Health Keeps Getting Ignored Until It’s Too Late with Michelle Williams & Linda Marsa
If public health is the foundation for individual health, why is it still treated like a “nice to have” until a crisis hits?
In this episode, Michelle Williams, an epidemiologist and public health leader, and Linda Marsa, a health care journalist, discuss what public health actually is, why it mat…
The Cure for Everything: In Conversation with Michelle A. Williams & Linda Marsa
“The Cure for Everything” is a new book that takes a deep dive into the struggle for public health, its history of fighting infectious diseases and its vision for human thriving.
Host Jacob Shymanski chats with co-authors Michelle A. Williams and Linda Marsa about the compelling argument for str…
When Healthcare Meets the Law: Abortion, Cannabis, and Corporate Medicine
On this episode, we look at the intersection of health, medicine, and the law. We explore how the upcoming rescheduling of marijuana may impact research on the drug, hear the story of a doctor who faced manslaughter charges in the 1970s for providing an abortion, and learn about legislation that so…
Why Public Health Keeps Getting Ignored Until It’s Too Late with Michelle Williams & Linda Marsa
If public health is the foundation for individual health, why is it still treated like a “nice to have” until a crisis hits?
In this episode, Michelle Williams, an epidemiologist and public health leader, and Linda Marsa, a health care journalist, discuss what public health actually is, why it mat…
Lydia Pecker, M.D., on the Science and Reality of Sickle Cell Disease
Lydia Pecker, M.D., is a pediatric hematologist and director of research and advocacy at the Sickle Cell Center for Adults at Johns Hopkins University. She previously served as the founding director of the Center's Young Adult Clinic, which was built to support young people transitioning from pedia…
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