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About this episode: Often referred to as "physician-assisted suicide," medical aid in dying poses complex ethical, medical, and policy questions. In this episode: why some individuals with a terminal illness choose MAiD, the eligibility requirements in U.S. states, and the tension between individual health choices and public policy. Guests: Jeffrey Kahn, PhD, M… Play episode

1018 - Health and Wealth With Baby Bonds
1017 - Getting More Health Out of Health Care—By Paying for It
1016 - An Unlikely but Promising Collaboration in Ohio
1015 - Unexplained Pauses in CDC Data
1014 - How the FDA Regulates Mifepristone, "the Abortion Pill"
1013 - A College Course for Digital Detoxing
1012 - A "Giant Geyser of Poop" Along the Potomac River
1011 - Policies for Play: School Recess and Public Health
1010 - Centering Pleasure in Sexual Health
1009 - What's Happening at SAMHSA?
1008 - The Outlook on Direct-to-Consumer Health Care
1007 - Public Health and Gambling Part 2: Problem Gambling
1006 - Public Health and Gambling Part 1: How Gambling Became So Ubiquitou…
1005 - Vaccines 101: The Past, Present, and Future of the Federal Vaccine …
1004 - The State of Obesity in the U.S.
1003 - The U.S.'s Insurance-Based Health Care System
1002 - On Public Health and Human Rights in Minneapolis
1001 - Vaccines 101: How FDA Regulates Vaccines
1000 - Celebrating 1,000 Episodes of Public Health On Call
999 - Head Lice and Bed Bugs
998 - Marion Nestle on the New Dietary Guidelines
997 - The New Drug Igniting a Withdrawal Crisis
996 - Canada's Low-Risk Alcohol Guidelines
995 - A Record-Breaking Flu Season
994 - What "The Pitt" Reflects About Real-Life Hospitals
993 - What to Know About Whooping Cough
992 - HHS Changes Its Pediatric Vaccine Recommendations—Part 2, Vaccine-Pr…
991 - HHS Changes Its Pediatric Vaccine Recommendations—Part 1, The Announ…
990 - Is There a Fertility Crisis?
989 - A Sharp Rise in Pickleball Injuries
988 - An End to Animal Testing?
987 - The Disturbing War Strategy of Attacking Health Care
986 - "Information Sick"
985 - How to Investigate a Cancer Cluster
984 - Sneak Attacks: How Viruses Can Hide In Our Bodies and Cause Problems…
983 - Why Do We Believe Misinformation?
982 - An Uncertain Outlook for Injury Prevention in the U.S.
981 - Maine's Largest Ever HIV Outbreak
980 - Why Early Introduction Helps Reduce Children's Peanut Allergies
979 - Why Are More People Choosing Not to Vaccinate Their Pets?
978 - Advancing Robotic Telesurgery
977 - The Health Risks of Alcohol
976 - Championing the Just Treatment of People Who Use Substances
975 - A Tumultuous Year for NIH Funding
974 - Caring for Children in War-Torn Ukraine
973 - Baltimore's Record Low in Homicides
972 - Inside Rising Health Insurance Costs
971 - An Update on Syphilis in the Great Plains Region
970 - What We Know—and Still Don't Know—About Long COVID

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Public Health On Call

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Latest Episodes

1019 - Medical Aid in Dying