Culture Queries #1

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The Germs and Jargon Podcast

Dr. Mark Miller and Jonathan Hope

11 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to Germs & Jargon, where science meets storytelling! Join Dr. Miller, an infectious disease expert, and Jonathan Hope, your curious co-host, as they break down microbiology (the study of germs), immunology (our ability to fight off disease), and infectious diseases into bite-sized, easy-to-understand conversations. We tackle the microscopic world in a way that makes sense—no special training or knowledge required. Dr. Miller unpacks the jargon around the germs, while Jonathan asks the questions you really want answered.

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Culture Queries #1 - Q&A

The Germs and Jargon Podcast

15 minutes 53 seconds

6 months ago

Culture Queries #1 - Q&A

In this special Q&A episode of Germs & Jargon, infectious disease expert Dr. Mark Miller answers listener-submitted questions on microbiology, immunology, and infectious diseases. Curious about how viruses spread? Wondering about antibiotic resistance or vaccines? Dr. Miller breaks down complex topics into clear, easy-to-understand answers — with real-world insights and no complicated jargon. Whether you're passionate about science, healthcare, or just want to stay informed, this episode delivers valuable information straight from a top infectious disease specialist. Tune in and get smarter about the germs and immunity that impact your daily life!

Disclaimer: this podcast and its hosts and guests are delivering educational material. They are not providing professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you are concerned that you might have a medical illness, seek appropriate healthcare.