Changing the Dialogue Around Science

From research related to COVID-19 to more sustainable foods, scientists are developing amazing new ways to build and support a healthier planet. But if the vast majority of the world’s population cannot access and benefit from these incredible innovations, their value is limited. Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath, the head of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization, tells us that the distribution of scientific progress is the social justice issue of our age. She discusses how biotechnology can help solve food safety, sustainability and food access issues – and the importance of delivering these advancements into people’s lives no matter where or how they live.

Tune in to this episode with guest Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath to learn about:

the intersection of science and social justice
the important role that science, biotechnology and innovation play in human health, environmental stewardship and sustainable agriculture
broadening access to scientific progress so more people from diverse backgrounds can benefit from cutting-edge innovation
social justice advocacy
McMurry-Heath’s new book “Just Science” coming out soon
helpful resources and takeaways for the general public and healthcare professionals to learn more and get involved

Full shownotes and resources at: https://soundbitesrd.com/211

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211: Scientific Justice – Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath