EvolutionMedicine31 Touko 2018

#21 Intro to EvMed on Inertia TV

This year, evolutionary anthropologist Kate Rusk began a streaming video science channel, called Inertia TV, that streams great science programming, including this program: Evolutionary Medicine with Joe Alcock MD. This episode was an introductory conversation on EvoMed between me, Joe Alcock, and Kate Rusk, recorded and live streamed in February 2018. Kate, Coffee Brown and I live streamed several episodes since then. The audio versions of all episodes will be released periodically over the next few weeks (video excerpts too). The link to Inertia TV on Twitch is www.twitch.tv/inertiatv_

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