Public Health Disrupted is a thought-provoking podcast that challenges the status quo of public health, moving beyond conventional discussions to explore the systemic issues impacting global well-being. Hosted by Dr. Xand van Tulleken and Professor Rochelle Burgess, the show features diverse guests, including activists, scholars, and artists, to dissect complex topics like structural racism, the societal implications of ageing, and the future of work. It aims to educate listeners on the broader determinants of health, advocating for disruptive changes in policy, culture, and technology. The podcast appeals to professionals, academics, and engaged citizens seeking a deeper understanding of health equity and societal transformation, offering critical insights and interdisciplinary perspectives on how to build healthier communities.
Public Health Disrupted is a thought-provoking podcast that challenges the status quo of public health, moving beyond conventional discussions to explore the systemic issues impacting global well-being. Hosted by Dr. Xand van Tulleken and Professor Rochelle Burgess, the show features diverse guests, including activists, scholars, and artists, to dissect complex topics like structural racism, the societal implications of ageing, and the future of work. It aims to educate listeners on the broader determinants of health, advocating for disruptive changes in policy, culture, and technology. The podcast appeals to professionals, academics, and engaged citizens seeking a deeper understanding of health equity and societal transformation, offering critical insights and interdisciplinary perspectives on how to build healthier communities.
