Science Humanitarian Podcast
Season 1
by Science Humanitarian
Join Science Humanitarian as we dissect projections, debunk myths, and delve into government initiatives for a greener tomorrow.
85%—The amount of wildfires caused by humans in the US. With orange-tinted skies in NY and intensifying wildfires in Canada, Science Humanitarian delves into the health implications and recommended safety precautions when faced with toxic air qualities. Join us to understand this shared problem.
Don't miss out as Science Humanitarian dissects the backbone of the life changing innovation of Ai as it impacts education, business, healthcare, and even our privacy.
We all have personal worries, but there’s something more imminent that we should be concerned about: our future. Science Humanitarian navigates the complexities of global warming, including its impacts, contributing factors, and the necessity of global and individual efforts to work towards a more sustainable future. Disclaimer: The contents in this podcast were last updated on August 23, 2022.
As misinformation is exacerbated by COVID-19, Science Humanitarian hopes to inform the general public on how misinformation detrimentally affects society and more importantly, how it can be prevented. Just much did misinformation affect our society and how can we prevent it in the future?
Recently, monkeypox was declared a public health emergency by the CDC. However, misinformation still misguides the community on its pathology and prognosis. Science Humanitarian board members discuss the pertinence of the issue and how it affects the LGBTQ+ community. Are we moving forward or regressing?