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Public Health Insight

The Public Health Insight Podcast is a weekly podcast ranked in the top 5% of all podcasts globally. The podcast covers all things public health and global health, from the sustainable development goals to the social determinants of health, as well as interesting dialogues about the diverse career opportunities that exist in the fields. Since its launch in March 2020, the podcast has featured more than 40 high-profile guests and has built an audience in more than 5,000 cities in over 190 countries.

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Update frequency
every 7 days
Average duration
29 minutes
Episodes
293
Years Active
2020 - 2025
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Social Determinants of Health: Educational Attainment & Public Health Literacy

Social Determinants of Health: Educational Attainment & Public Health Literacy

Education is one of the most important modifiable social determinants of health. Despite the power of higher education, many health disparities persist for marginalized and racialized populations. Ni…

00:30:24  |   Tue 15 Sep 2020
Road Safety: Leadership, Policies, & Best Practices

Road Safety: Leadership, Policies, & Best Practices

Road traffic collisions are largely preventable, however, it consistently remains one of the top 10 leading causes of premature death every year. The Public Health Insight Podcast discusses the role …

00:39:57  |   Tue 08 Sep 2020
Road Traffic Injuries & Deaths: A Global Perspective

Road Traffic Injuries & Deaths: A Global Perspective

Road traffic collisions are the 8th leading cause of death and one of the most burdensome causes of injury world-wide. In particular, it is the leading cause of death for children and young adults ag…

00:32:34  |   Tue 01 Sep 2020
Breaking Down the Connection: Social Isolation, Loneliness, and Senior’s Health in a Pandemic

Breaking Down the Connection: Social Isolation, Loneliness, and Senior’s Health in a Pandemic

Social isolation and loneliness are an indication of the number of social supports and the perceived collective quality of those connections. Dr. Mehrete Girmay is a Public Health Analyst based in th…

00:35:18  |   Tue 25 Aug 2020
Social Isolation and Loneliness: Quality over Quantity

Social Isolation and Loneliness: Quality over Quantity

Social isolation and loneliness are often used to refer to the same concept, however, in public health research, some important differences exist. Social isolation is more of an objective measure bas…

00:25:19  |   Tue 18 Aug 2020
Harm Reduction Strategies: Safe Consumption Sites

Harm Reduction Strategies: Safe Consumption Sites

There are many different harm reduction strategies in public health, including wearing seatbelts while in a vehicle or wearing a helmet when riding a bike. Public Health Insight’s Hosts assemble for …

00:35:11  |   Tue 11 Aug 2020
Social Determinants of Health: A Closer Look at Racism

Social Determinants of Health: A Closer Look at Racism

Racialized and marginalized populations often disproportionately experience negative health outcomes compared to the broader population; COVID-19 is no exception. Linda Holdbrook joins the Public Hea…

00:21:18  |   Tue 04 Aug 2020
Social Determinants of Health: Understanding the Causes of the Causes

Social Determinants of Health: Understanding the Causes of the Causes

The Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) is a central dogma to the field of public health. There are many different definitions of SDOH from reputable organizations, however, in its simplest form, it…

00:25:35  |   Tue 28 Jul 2020
The Principles of Harm Reduction: Looking Beyond Abstinence

The Principles of Harm Reduction: Looking Beyond Abstinence

Abstinence-based messaging and interventions have long been used as the gold standard to deter populations from adopting various types of behaviours that can have detrimental effects on health. Howev…

00:25:31  |   Tue 21 Jul 2020
Integrating Cultural Competence in Healthcare

Integrating Cultural Competence in Healthcare

Systemic racism in institutions such as the healthcare system can amplify already existing racial and ethnic health disparities. For the past decade, cultural competence has been explored as a potent…

00:47:03  |   Tue 14 Jul 2020
Healthcare in Canada and the United States: A Brief Comparative Analysis

Healthcare in Canada and the United States: A Brief Comparative Analysis

The United States of America’s multi-payer privatized healthcare system is drastically different from Canada’s universal single-payer healthcare system, but why does the U.S spend more on healthcare …

00:22:54  |   Tue 07 Jul 2020
One Minute Insight: The Institutional Knee of Anti-Black Racism

One Minute Insight: The Institutional Knee of Anti-Black Racism

Outrage continues in the US and all around the world as a result of George Floyd's death and others at the hands of police brutality, which uncovered how entrenched systemic racism in our society has…

00:01:27  |   Fri 03 Jul 2020
Opioids: The Prescription that Caused the Epidemic

Opioids: The Prescription that Caused the Epidemic

Opioids are a specific class of analgesic drugs that can be found naturally occurring in the opium poppy plant. It has been documented that this drug has been used since the earliest days of civiliza…

00:32:21  |   Tue 30 Jun 2020
The Ticket to Freedom or A License for Segregation? Two sides of the Immunity Passports Discussion

The Ticket to Freedom or A License for Segregation? Two sides of the Immunity Passports Discussion

Prior to the ongoing multi-phased strategies to ease restrictions in jurisdictions across the world, countries were actively exploring innovative ways to return to normal during the COVID-19 pandemic…

00:27:10  |   Tue 23 Jun 2020
Racism, the Black Experience, and the Perpetual Fight for Equality (Part 2)

Racism, the Black Experience, and the Perpetual Fight for Equality (Part 2)

On Monday, May 25th, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year old African American man was killed while in police custody in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the United States. This was the straw that broke the camel'…

00:34:44  |   Tue 16 Jun 2020
Racism, the Black Experience, and the Perpetual Fight for Equality (Part 1)

Racism, the Black Experience, and the Perpetual Fight for Equality (Part 1)

On Monday, May 25th, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year old African American man was killed while in police custody in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the United States. This was the straw that broke the camel'…

00:34:05  |   Tue 09 Jun 2020
Colour-Coded Health Disparities: An Argument for the Collection of Race and Ethnic Data

Colour-Coded Health Disparities: An Argument for the Collection of Race and Ethnic Data

During the initial stages of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, it became abundantly clear that there were no comprehensive surveillance systems in place to systematically collect and/or report race a…

00:32:15  |   Tue 02 Jun 2020
Gun Violence and Public Health: No Silver Bullet?

Gun Violence and Public Health: No Silver Bullet?

On May 1st, 2020, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a nation-wide ban on military assault-style weapons. This ban was implemented 13 days after a gunman murdered 22 people in the provi…

00:26:18  |   Tue 26 May 2020
The Paradox of Vaccine Preventable Diseases

The Paradox of Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Vaccinations have been one of the greatest public health achievements of the twentieth century, credited with extending global life expectancy, reducing premature mortality and morbidity, and reducin…

00:30:25  |   Tue 19 May 2020
Strengthening Public Health Systems in Developing Countries

Strengthening Public Health Systems in Developing Countries

Natural disasters and infectious disease outbreaks can disproportionately affect communities in developing countries with vulnerable public health infrastructure and health systems. The Public Health…

00:21:18  |   Tue 12 May 2020
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