Talking Simply, Not Simplistically, About Health
Offered By: TED via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Discover novel approaches to communicating complex health issues effectively in this 14-minute TED talk. Learn from James, a journalist, improv comedian, and physician, as he shares insights on simplifying health discussions without oversimplification. Explore topics such as genetics, nutrition, conventional wisdom, and addiction while gaining valuable tips for adopting communication strategies that resonate with and earn the trust of your audience. Gain a fresh perspective on discussing challenging subjects like climate change and the news cycle, and understand the importance of avoiding "Dr. Splaining" to enhance public understanding of health matters.
Syllabus
Intro
The Gene
Popular
Novelty
Nutrition
Conventional wisdom
Being smart all the time
Dr Splaining
The News Cycle
Climate Change
Addiction
Taught by
TEDMED
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