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What happens when fear moves faster than facts, and rumours become a threat to global health? In this episode of Panel 54, Waweru Njoroge sits down with Professor Heidi J. Larson, PhD, Founder and Director of the Vaccine Confidence Project and Professor of Anthropology, Risk and Decision Science at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, to examine health scares, Ebola, public trust and the prevention of future pandemics. From Ebola and COVID-19 to vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, rumours and public distrust, this conversation explores why public health cannot be understood as a medical issue alone. It is also a crisis of confidence, communication, memory, politics and governance. Professor Larson argues that facts alone are not enough. When communities do not trust institutions, even life-saving interventions can be rejected. During an outbreak, people respond not only to science, but also to history, fear, religion, family networks, local experience and the way authorities communicate. Professor Larson also examines why rumours travel faster than official information, how social media pushes anti-science narratives into the mainstream, and why governments and international agencies often fail when they speak at communities instead of with them. The discussion looks at Africaās experience with Ebola, COVID-19, cholera, mpox and other health scares, asking what an African public-health preparedness model should look like if it is built around local trust rather than imported emergency templates. It also explores the role of international partnerships, including cooperation with the United States, in strengthening research, vaccine development, laboratory capacity, data sharing, early-warning systems, technology exchange and pandemic preparedness across Africa. Lagos to Lamu. Cape Town to Cairo. This is Panel 54, a global perspective through an African lens. š© Contact: ā [email protected]ā š Subscribe: ā http://linktree.com/panel54podā š§ Produced by Commex Africa and E & C Talent āļøDisclaimer: Views expressed are solely those of the guest/s, and not the podcast producers.
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