Vaccination by Hannah Fry.

[Kwenda]

Hannah Fry is a professor of mathematics and statistician.

Previously she had a program about her health matters, where she looked into why doctors recommended a treatment and if this choice was statistically correct.

Preview see :- youtube.com/watch?v=f5cs0Xe...(Not working as expected?)

Full program still available on BBC iPlayer bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0017wzq

BBC Horizon Program Making Sense of Cancer with Hannah Fry

When she's diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 36, Hannah Fry explores the issues surrounding how we screen for- and treat cancer, asking if we could be overmedicalising it.

Hanah Fry’s latest program is on vaccinations

BBC announces new documentary, Unvaccinated, with Professor Hannah Fry

Professor Hannah Fry seeks to understand why a portion of the population remain unvaccinated against Covid-19.

To fully explore this Hannah will bring seven unvaccinated participants together under one roof to unpack the long-held opinions, beliefs and fears that have prevented them from getting the vaccine. Together, they will come face to face with leading experts, confronting the latest science and statistics to emerge in the field and dissecting how misinformation spreads on social media.

radiotimes.com/programme/b-...

Program on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, due to air on Wednesday 20 July at 9pm

Dick

[bennevisplace]

Thanks Kwenda.

Hannah Fry is a very good presenter with solid credentials. I would like to see an open-minded investigation that doesn't just assume established paradigms to be correct, but sets out the required standards for information to be called "scientific" and therefore credible. Then it will be easy to spot that the vast majority of what we refer to as misinformation, but is still adhered to by a number of highly educated and highly qualified individuals, falls well short of the credibility benchmark.

[JigFettler Volunteer]

Prof Fry is one of my hero's. Mainly from her podast - No such thing as a fish. I feel I know here well, she will certainly face up to facts and evidence - seeking the truth.

CORRECTION

Sorry. Its

The Curious Cases of Rutherford & Fry on Podbean...

Not

No such thing as a fish ... which is also an excellent podcast.

Both helped me endure FCR, and then pandemic isolating.

Jig

[Kwenda in reply to JigFettler]

Can you add a link to her podcast for those interested?

Dick

[JigFettler Volunteer in reply to Kwenda]

The Curious Cases of Rutherford & Fry on your favourite App

See above, I corrected myself.

This is her podcast.

Best wishes

Jig

[Kwenda in reply to JigFettler]

You might enjoy reading this.

theguardian.com/lifeandstyl...

Dick

[GerryPL]

Excellent program. Would also recommend for anyone interested in science podcasts her podcast "Curious Cases Of Rutherford and Fry" this is the BBC link bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07dx75g