Public health goes to the movies (w/ Dr. Manya Magnus & Dr. Heather Young)

Super excited to share my thoughts on public health in media with you all and be joined by Professors Magnus and Young from ‪@GWPublicHealth‬ ! 🥳 This video addresses media from SpongeBob to iCarly to World War Z to Euphoria to The Pitt to Never Rarely Sometimes Always and how they all connect to health or people who work in health. How does this fit into the National Public Health Week themes, you ask? If you think about it, government partners provide grants for films, and scientific advancement shapes what goes in the script, and community leadership refers to all the people and organizations involved 😁 Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:11 Where public health shows up in film and characterization 3:17 Interview starts 3:40 “Epidemiology in Popular Cinema” class and PHilm Club 8:02 Fiction vs nonfiction 12:15 Behind the scenes of how TV producers approach public health 18:45 Public health consulting on films and TV 22:33 Favorites and least favorites 27:00 Wrapup and outro Music: Vicious - Kevin MacLeod --- Hi! I’m Nadia. I talk about public health, books, movies, and life on this channel. Follow my Instagram: instagram.com/stuffnadiasdoing Buy me a Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/nadiabey Shop from my Bookshop storefront, which will benefit independent bookstores (you can pick a specific store to receive proceeds or pay into a profit sharing pool) and allow me to earn commission: bookshop.org/shop/nadiabey Contact me here: https://celestial-neon-eff.notion.sit... booktube, booktok, books, reading, film, movies, commentary, television, public health, MPH, healthcare, research