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Nomination created on December 12, 2025

Nominated by the dLogos community for a long-form conversation on Morbidity and Mortality Podcast.

Morbidity and Mortality is a bi-weekly podcast on public health. Hear from world experts on infectious and emerging diseases, including public health practitioners. Currently focused on COVID-19, we'll try to help you understand the latest science on coronavirus pandemic and other important public health issues. Hosted by Dr. Uzoma Nduka, epidemiologist and author who has written, published and presented research outcomes in both local and international peer-reviewed journals and conferences. Entire world is at a precipice! Our entire lives have changed irretrievably and there's great need for us to understand the science behind this virus so we can continue to live a healthy life and, possibly, return to normal, if indeed we will. Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and email us your questions via uzzi.nduka@gmail.com. You will certainly hear from us.
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