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Welcome to "Paul Talks Science," a podcast that journeys into the ever-evolving realms of health, science, and innovation. Hosted by Paul Adepoju, each episode features thought-provoking conversations with experts and trailblazers who are shaping the future of medicine and technology. From groundbreaking research to revolutionary treatments, "Paul Talks Science" delves deep into the stories and ideas that will define tomorrow's world. Join us as we explore the cutting edge, challenge the status quo, and uncover the innovations that hold the promise of a better, healthier future.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to "Paul Talks Science," a podcast that journeys into the ever-evolving realms of health, science, and innovation. Hosted by Paul Adepoju, each episode features thought-provoking conversations with experts and trailblazers who are shaping the future of medicine and technology.
Paul Talks Science is hosted by Paul ADEPOJU, PhD. The show has published 63 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Last Child: What Polio Leaves Behind" (26 October 2026, 32 minutes), "Ebola Crossed the Border: How Uganda Prevented a Wider Outbreak" (28 September 2026, 19 minutes), and "Inside the first human trial of a Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine" (21 September 2026, 19 minutes).
Paul Talks Science publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 63 episodes.
Booking probability for Paul Talks Science is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Paul Talks Science requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Paul Talks Science's contact route on record: verified email.
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Paul ADEPOJU, PhD hosts Paul Talks Science, a science podcast with 63 episodes published.
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Episode #21
Polio eradication has spent decades building an extraordinary system for finding children that ordinary health services can miss. But as eradication gets closer and funding begins to change, what happens to the people...
Ebola crossed from the Democratic Republic of the Congo into Uganda 15 times during the 2026 Bundibugyo outbreak. Five more people became infected within Uganda. Yet the virus did not take hold in the wider community...
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Oxford researchers have begun the first-in-human trial of a vaccine against Bundibugyo Ebola virus. In this episode, Paul Adepoju speaks with Katrina Pollock, chief investigator of the trial at the Oxford Vaccine Group...
Episode #17
New research has revealed persistent inequalities in cancer outcomes among First Nations people in Ontario, Canada. The study found higher colon cancer incidence at younger ages and poorer survival after breast...
Episode #16
In this episode of Paul Talks Science , I explore South Africa’s cancer care crisis through the lens of the country’s first imPACT Review, an international assessment supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency...
A medicine can exist and still not reach the patient who needs it. In this episode, Paul Adepoju speaks with Herb Riband, Executive Director of Access Accelerated, about why access to medicines often breaks down between...
In this episode of Paul Talks Science , Paul Adepoju expands on his Lancet Microbe article, “ International response to hantavirus outbreak ,” with infectious disease expert Dr Neil Vora. The conversation goes beyond...
Episode #13
In this episode, Paul Adepoju speaks with infectious disease expert Dr Amesh Adalja about why the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak is exposing gaps the world should have closed long ago. While Ebola vaccines have transformed...
Episode #12
On World Malaria Day, the spotlight turns once again to one of the world’s oldest and deadliest diseases. This year, the story feels different. For decades, the malaria vaccine was seen as the breakthrough the world was...
What if some of the most persistent pollutants on Earth are already inside us? In this episode of Paul Talks Science , we explore the growing global concern around PFAS, widely known as forever chemicals —a group of...
Episode #10
In this episode of Paul Talks Science, we explore the hidden toll of conflict on cancer patients and health systems. I speak with Professor Mark Lawler, Co-Chair of the European Cancer Organisation’s Emergencies and...
What happens when two galaxies collide? In this episode, science journalist Paul Adepoju speaks with astronomers Thato Manamela and Roger Deane about the discovery of one of the most distant and powerful cosmic lasers —...
In this episode of Paul Talks Science , Paul sits down with Dr. Jasmin Abdel Ghany to unpack groundbreaking new research showing that rising temperatures don’t just affect the planet — they affect who we are . A major...
Episode #7
What if the largest structures in the Universe aren’t just expanding — but spinning? In this episode, host Paul Adepoju explores one of the most intriguing recent developments in cosmology: evidence that a vast cosmic...
Episode #6
Antimicrobial resistance is often framed as a technical problem for scientists and policymakers. But the truth is far simpler — and far more unsettling: the choices made in clinics, pharmacies, farms, and homes every...
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Africa has the talent to power the world’s most advanced AI systems — so why is so much of that talent building elsewhere? In this episode, we sit down with a postdoctoral researcher at a US Department of Energy...
Episode #4
What if the way we understand shape, space, and structure could help us see disease differently? In this episode of Paul Talks Science , I sit down with South African mathematician Dr. Cerene Rathilal to explore...
In this episode, we follow the journey of Hannah, a young Ghanaian researcher whose relationship with mathematics completely transformed once she discovered where the equations finally led. From early confusion in...
📌 Host: Paul Adepoju 👤 Guest: Prof. Moji Adeyeye – Director-General of NAFDAC (Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration & Control) In this episode of Paul Talks Science , I sit down with Prof. Moji...
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Senior Scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security
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