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Should Scientists be Activists?

Ava, one of our students in the Baltic Research Institute took part in a podcast about AMR at the Bioinfect conference we attended earlier this month.
Should Scientists be Activists?
Should Scientists be Activists?

Ava makes some fantastic contributions alongside Neil Murray (CEO of RenewVax) and Janet Hemmingway (Founding Director of iiCON and Professor of Tropical Medicine at LSTM).

Click here to listen to the podcast: The Message - Ep 2 : The PR Challenge of a Slow Moving Health Crisis - The Message - Influential | Podcast on Spotify

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