Oxford Brookes Centre for Health, Medicine and Society Podcasts
by Oxford Brookes Centre for Health, Medicine and Society
April 14, 2018 7:51 am
Podcasts about the Centre for Health, Medicine and Society. Can the history of epidemics or the history of body fat help us better understand our susceptibility to illnesses like swine flu or provide a clue to the modern day rise of obesity?
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