Buffalo HealthCast

University at Buffalo Public Health and Health Professions

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The official health equity podcast of the University at Buffalo’s School of Public Health and Health Professions.

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The Hidden Dangers of Air Quality- Emphysema in a changing climate

Welcome to Buffalo HealthCast, the official podcast of the University at Buffalo's School of Public Health and Health Professions 🎙️ In this insightful episode of Buffalo HealthCast, we sit down with Dr. Meng Wang, an environmental health scientist, to explore the hidden dangers lurking in the air we breathe and their impact on lung health. Dr. Wang reveals how baseline levels of pollutants like PM 2.5, ozone, nitrous oxide, and black carbon contribute to the progression of emphysema. As...

48 min
23 SEPT.

The Intersection of Environmental health, Child health, Pregnancy

Welcome to Buffalo HealthCast, the official podcast of the University at Buffalo's School of Public Health and Health Professions! 🎙️In this episode, we speak with Dr. Yohane Phiri, a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health, about his groundbreaking research on how environmental factors shape early childhood development. Dr. Phiri discusses the profound impact of chemical exposures, pollutants, and psychosocial stressors on pregnancy and pret...

51 min
18 JUIL.

Critical Aspects of Long COVID

In this episode of Buffalo HealthCast, we dive into the world of long COVID with two distinguished experts, Dr. Sanjay Sethi and Dr. Jennifer Abeles. Join us as we discuss the challenges faced by patients and healthcare providers and uncover the importance of research and studies being conducted at the University at Buffalo. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a patient, or simply interested in learning more about long Covid, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advi...

33 min
22 MAI

Intersectionality w Akua Gyamerah, DrPH, MPH

Dr. Akua Gyamerah and Nada Fox discuss the importance of considering intersectionality in understanding health disparities. Dr. Gyamerah emphasized the need to examine how different social determinants intersect to produce unique health outcomes, while Nada Fox inquired about the challenges of studying these complex issues. Both speakers highlighted the importance of measuring intersectionality to better understand these interconnected factors. Later, they discussed the intersections of gende...

57 min
4 AVR.

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Family Perspective

Three local athletes, Steve Spitz, Emily Keicher and Adam Page return. Emily is accompanied by her parents Chris and Liz. Adam is accompanied by his father, Norm. We discuss family and sports. The topics range from parents (Steve, Chris, Liz and Norm) supporting and coaching their children in sports, camaraderie with other parents through adaptive sports, and sports/recreation that they enjoy as a family. Athletes and parents emphasize the benefits that adaptive/inclusive sports have had for ...

27 min
4 AVR.

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Sports Equipment

Four local athletes, Steve Spitz, Emily Keicher, Kate Hahn and Adam Page return to discuss adaptive equipment in adaptive/inclusive sports. The discussion includes progression of sports equipment and accessing equipment. The discussion flows into related topics of travel for sporting events and accessibility of hotels as well as fitting equipment to preserve skin integrity. Host: Jeanne Langan, Department of Rehabilitation Science, UB. The Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY podc...

29 min
4 AVR.

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Talking to Athletes

Four Western New York athletes, Steve Spitz, Emily Keicher, Kate Hahn and Adam Page, discuss their pathway to adaptive/inclusive sports, the multiple sports they enjoy and what keeps them in adaptive sports. Host: Jeanne Langan, Department of Rehabilitation Science, UB.The Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY podcast was created to share experiences and expertise of athletes, their families and community organizations on adaptive sports and recreation in WNY. Episodes will highlight di...

26 min
28 MARS

National Public Health Week Civic Engagement Episode

In honor of National Public Health Week, Buffalo HealthCast proudly presents a special episode focused on the vital role of civic engagement in promoting community health and well-being. Join us as we sit down with Rachel DiDomizio, a passionate advocate and community organizer, from University at Buffalo, to explore the power of grassroots activism and civic participation and how to get involved.Follow us!Official WebpageBuzzsproutSpotifyApple PodcastsYoutubeInstagramFacebookTwitter

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The official health equity podcast of the University at Buffalo’s School of Public Health and Health Professions.

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University at Buffalo Public Health and Health Professions
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2021 - 2024
Épisodes

42
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Buffalo HealthCast

Buffalo HealthCast

The Hidden Dangers of Air Quality- Emphysema in a changing climate

The Intersection of Environmental health, Child health, Pregnancy

Critical Aspects of Long COVID

Intersectionality w Akua Gyamerah, DrPH, MPH

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Family Perspective

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Sports Equipment

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Talking to Athletes

National Public Health Week Civic Engagement Episode

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Buffalo HealthCast

Épisodes

The Hidden Dangers of Air Quality- Emphysema in a changing climate

The Intersection of Environmental health, Child health, Pregnancy

Critical Aspects of Long COVID

Intersectionality w Akua Gyamerah, DrPH, MPH

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Family Perspective

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Sports Equipment

Adaptive Sports and Recreation in WNY- Talking to Athletes

National Public Health Week Civic Engagement Episode

Notes et avis

À propos

Informations