When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Dr. Amber Schmidtke realized that there was a gap between the way that public health scientists look at data and how the public could understand it. Pairing her experience in public health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and her skill with educating adult learners in the undergraduate and medical school setting, Dr. Schmidtke excels at making complex data meaningful for non-scientists. In this podcast, Dr. Schmidtke helps the public to understand the latest trends for the COVID-19 pandemic in Georgia and explores broader public health topics
Public Health for the People with Dr. Amber
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When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Dr. Amber Schmidtke realized that there was a gap between the way that public health scientists look at data and how the public could understand it. Pairing her experience in public health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and her skill with educating adult learners in the undergraduate and medical school setting, Dr. Schmidtke excels at making complex data meaningful for non-scientists. In this podcast, Dr. Schmidtke helps the public to understand the latest trends for the COVID-19 pandemic in Georgia and explores broader public health topics
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Recent Episodes
December 23, 2020
15: A deeper dive into the COVID-19 vaccine
<p>Many people still have plenty of questions about how the COVID-19 vaccine works inside of the body. On this episode we dust off our biology textbooks and discuss how the vaccine works on a cellular level and dispel some common safety misconceptions. </p>
December 16, 2020
Humanity strikes back!
<p>The arrival of COVID-19 vaccines is helping the country to begin looking forward to a better tomorrow but there is still much work that our communities need to do in order to remain safe and healthy in the present. On this episode we continue to explore the role of the COVID-19 vaccine in helping to alleviate the severity of the pandemic.</p>
December 9, 2020
13: COVID-19 vaccine basics
<p>While the news of forthcoming COVID-19 vaccines provides much needed hope going into the holidays, many people still have a lot of questions regarding safety, efficacy and the vaccine development process in general. On this episode, Dr. Amber provides helpful insight into the ways vaccines are created, the FDA approval process and puts to rest some of the most common misconceptions about herd immunity. </p>
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