Jonathan Lambert

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18 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 3d ago

Jonathan Lambert’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 2 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 2.

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Billions of people around the globe rely on traditional medicine. voice-verified
For many, especially in lower income countries, a local traditional healer might be their first line of care. voice-verified
But less than one percent of the global health research budget is devoted to studying whether these treatments are safe or effective. voice-verified
The WHO wants to change that. voice-verified
Traditional therapies can often be highly variable by nature, making them hard to study with clinical trials. voice-verified
The WHO's framework suggests that artificial intelligence might be able to help disentangle messy data and identify what really works. voice-verified
Jonathan Lambert, NPR News. voice-verified
disease. voice-verified
Billions of people around the globe rely on traditional medicine. voice-verified
For many, especially in lower income countries, a local traditional healer might be their first line of care. voice-verified
But less than 1% of the global health research budget is devoted to studying whether these treatments are safe or effective. voice-verified
The WHO wants to change that. voice-verified
It released a framework on Thursday that sets out priorities, like studying therapies for pain, stroke, and mental health. voice-verified
Traditional therapies can often be highly variable by nature, making them hard to study with clinical trials. voice-verified
The WHO's framework suggests that artificial intelligence might be able to help disentangle messy. voice-verified
data and identify what really works. voice-verified
Jonathan Lambert, NPR News. voice-verified
Since 2008, the State Department has been adding air quality monitors to U.S. matched
Embassy buildings and making the data public. matched
Researchers credit the program with helping improve air quality in many cities, especially those without domestic monitoring. matched
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