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1) Video of Hans Rosling’s talking about Epidemiology for the Bottom Billion – where there is not even a pump handle to remove! for the John Snow Society’s 2011 Annual Pumphandle Lecture. 2) Mathematical biologist Martin Nowak talks about the … Continue reading
Hans Rosling animates 200 years of human development
Hans Rosling shows how visualizing public health statistics can communicate development and inequality on the BBC show the Joy of stats. The BBC writes: Despite its light and witty touch, the film nonetheless has a serious message – without statistics … Continue reading
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