Shehnoor Azhar

Population Health Weekly

No. of episodes

28

Latest episode

2026-10-23

Where can you listen?

Any discussion on health spans across disciplines, lifestyles, and age groups.

Beginning June 5 2026, we debut a weekly podcast that sees through updates, upcoming, and even the unforeseen in global health.

We're excited to bring you an in-depth analysis of our monthly topic, in 4 - to 5 weekly segments. We want this curated presentation of complex health issues to promote evidence-based self-care, a quality marker different from most of the digital content out there. From Granada (Spain), you will be hearing a blend of insightful views, thought provoking statistics, and imaginations worth pursuing. Stay tuned!

Our production team is sold out on the idea of finding evidence to promote all aspects of health. These are curious individuals digging through biomedical landscape, legislative developments, and policy bottlenecks. All of it and much more in fortnightly segments like Spotlight, The Triad, and The Dispatch.

Lead us towards better civic engagement and volunteerism for health-related causes. Everyone is invited to participate. If you listen to the weekly commentary then post your thoughts in comments section of our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@Populationhealthweekly.

If it sounds interesting to you then spread the word around. And if you're a hero or a champion willing to showcase your leadership, email us at [email protected].

All proceeds and donations to Population Health Weekly (through the hosting platform or https://ideas.org.es/) are dedicated to improve the podcast quality, Lets keep pooling whatever little each of us can......

We are so delighted to begin it all with our official soundtrack, a blend of global beats and rhythms.

Concept: Shehnoor Azhar

Editorial Associate: Erin Rodgers

Technical Support: Wahab Shahid

Podcast logo / Theme Music / Creative & Production Advisor: Imran Babur

While using tools based of Artificial Intelligence, we acknowledge that the AI systems involved were trained on data contributed by countless people and artists. We honor their labor.

All statistics, data, and research findings cited in this podcast are based on the best available evidence at the time of original reporting. As science evolves, some data may be updated, refined, or superseded—and in rare cases, studies may be retracted or corrected by their publishers. We encourage listeners to consult the latest information from trusted sources. This podcast serves as a starting point for understanding complex health issues—not as a substitute for current clinical guidance or official statistics.

Content creator declares no prejudice against an individual, a group, or any entity.