The podcast series that provides insight into the fascinating world of respiratory viruses

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ESWI Airborne

ESWI Airborne Podcast series are managed by the ESWI Secretariat.

Launched in 2022, it features ESWI Board Members, renowned experts and early career scientists in the field of respiratory virus infections. Moderated by journalist, policy analyst and science communicator, Clare Taylor, these educational and captivating talks give an insight into the fascinating world of respiratory viruses.

  • Meet the Members podcast series
  • Burden of Disease podcast series
  • Immunisation & Treatment podcast series
  • Life as a Scientist series
  • Intervention Strategies

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ESWI Airborne: Meet the Members
Meet the members in the podcast series ESWI Airborne. These educational and captivating talks give an insight into the fascinating world of respiratory viruses moderated by our host Clare Taylor.
Burden of Disease
The ESWI podcast series which addresses the burden of disease of acute respiratory virus infections.
Immunisation & Treatment
This ESWI podcast series dives into immunisation & treatment with a line-up of renowned experts in the field of respiratory virus infections.
Life as a scientist
Listen to the ESWI podcast series featuring Early Career Scientists as they explore the joys and sorrows of establishing a scientific career.
Intervention Strategies of Acute Respiratory Virus Infections
This ESWI podcast series delves into flu shots, RSV vaccines, COVID-19 boosters, and other kids on the block - what’s new and what’s in the pipeline

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