Dr. Xand van Tulleken
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1,476 appearances
9 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5d ago
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This, Zand, is the argument, the dilemma that I think runs through every single episode of What's Up Docs.
And we are thrilled to be joined by an incredible expert who's going to help us wrestle with it.
Exactly, Chris, we have.
Professor Devi Sridhar.
She is Chair of Global Public Health at the University of Edinburgh.
She's written a pile of books, including her latest, How Not to Die Too Soon.
She is a world expert on public and global health.
I am very excited.
Please welcome Devi to the stage.
Devi, it's wonderful to have you here.
Hello.
Your work in public health has reached a huge number of people.
People here will have read your books, read your pieces in the international press.
But you have a personal connection to public health as well, don't you?
And I think that idea of the moonshot being possible has come up again with the Artemis mission and rising inequality globally.
It's really shone a spotlight on us, you know, recreating a thing that we did a long time ago when there are these other problems.
Zahn and I were just talking about this headline from The Guardian.
It was reported in other papers, too, that at least 80 percent of responsibility for ill health in old age is down to the individual.
How do you negotiate this balance between the responsibility we have for our health and blaming people for their health?
We want to drill into a few of these things in more detail.
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