A "Sensibly curious about vaccines"-podcast – with @TracyBethHoeg and @StabellBenn. We talk about studies about COVID-19 vaccines' effects on the immune system & Influenza vaccine efficacy data and recommendations by country. Links to the papers/talks we are discussing: A review of the beneficial and negative non-specific effects of live and non-live vaccines: https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/laninf/PIIS1473-3099(19)30742-X.pdf TEDx with the tennis analogy: https://www.ted.com/talks/christine_stabell_benn_how_vaccines_train_the_immune_system_in_ways_no_one_expected?language=en The systematic review of the randomized trials of influenza vaccine in pregnancy: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-393X/9/12/1452

An intro to what was learned from studying overall health effects of vaccines in Guinea-Bissau.A "Sensibly curious about vaccines"-podcast – with @TracyBethHoeg and @StabellBennLink to the article that we are discussing: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/robert-f-kennedy-jrs-comments-our-studies-vaccine-benn

An introduction to a podcast series where the two medical doctors compare US and Danish public health policy, with a focus on the many differences in COVID-19 response and vaccination policies.Link to Tracy Beth Høeg's X profile: https://twitter.com/TracyBethHoeg

Laure Pittet is an MD-PhD from Switzerland. Laure has investigated whether BCG vaccine against tuberculosis can protect infants against eczema (atopic dermatitis). She shares the result of an Australian randomised trial and summarises the results of three trials that now all point to a role of BCG in infants of allergic parents – and we discuss what is needed to move to policy.

I dette afsnit af ”Vaccine curious” er jeg gæst i min egen podcast. Min kommunikationsrådgiver Benjamin Elberth har placeret mig i den stol, som mine gæster normalt sidder i, og konfronterer mig nysgerrigt med den kritik, jeg har mødt i vaccinedebatten.