Explore the intriguing connection between science, shoes, and the AIDS crisis in this 15-minute TEDx talk by biomedical scientist Meghan May. Delve into the concept of unfinished human endeavors through the lens of public health catastrophes. Discover how May's expertise in infectious disease emergence and evolution provides unique insights into societal parallels between past and modern pandemics. Learn about the crucial role of science communication and outreach in applying lessons from previous health crises to current challenges. Gain perspective on May's laboratory research, which spans bacteria, viruses, and parasites responsible for various diseases, including whooping cough, Zika, SARS-CoV-2, and Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever. Understand the importance of remembering and applying historical lessons to address ongoing and future public health challenges.
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Science and shoes | Meghan May | TEDxYorkBeach
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