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On this podcast, i'll be talking, chatting about a lot of different varieties of daily,social,political topics. I’ll be having conversations with people who think like me and people who don’t think like me, and even people who I interact with every day and never get the chance to talk to. So stay listening.
#16 True Say With Dr. Neneh Sallah. Parenting, Genetics, and the Intersection of Science and Religion
True Say With CBJ.
1 hour 9 minutes 45 seconds
2 years ago
#16 True Say With Dr. Neneh Sallah. Parenting, Genetics, and the Intersection of Science and Religion
In this episode, I had a fantastic conversation with the amazing Dr. Neneh Sallah. PhD in human genetics, a data scientist, a health and education advocate, and a mother
During our chat, Dr. Sallah and i shared our experiences as a parents, especially in places like U.K. and Sweden where support can be limited. She discussed the transformative journey of motherhood and the importance of effective communication with children.
We also delved into her fascinating work in human genetics and genomics, where she focuses on understanding our genes and their impact on our health. Dr. Sallah provided valuable insights into how our genetic makeup can influence our vulnerability to various illnesses.
One of the most intriguing aspects that caught our attention was the significance of African genetics. Dr. Nenneh Sallah shed light on the fascinating complexity of African genetics. She emphasized that while genetics is well understood in some populations, there is still much to explore and understand about the diverse genetic makeup of African populations. Dr. Sallah explained how understanding these genetic variations can have important implications for healthcare and disease prevention.
As part of this exploration, we had an intriguing discussion about genetic testing and the impact of genetic makeup.
Moreover, Dr. Sallah discussed how religion can promote healthy lifestyle habits and how science can support and complement religious teachings. It was fascinating to explore the intersection between science and religion with her insights.
So, if you're interested in hearing more about the challenges and beauty of parenting, the fascinating world of science and genetics, and the intriguing connections between science and religion, be sure to tune in to this enlightening episode with Dr. Neneh Sallah! https://twitter.com/drnenehs?s=21&t=AERce7BX-EwJ7tgt1-JxuQ
True Say With CBJ.
On this podcast, i'll be talking, chatting about a lot of different varieties of daily,social,political topics. I’ll be having conversations with people who think like me and people who don’t think like me, and even people who I interact with every day and never get the chance to talk to. So stay listening.
