Podcast: Species diversity a key to infectious disease resistance
Professor Corey Bradshaw has had a unique opportunity to look at species diversity in a natural environment, high on the Tibetan plateau.
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Corey and his team investigated the connection between biodiversity and infectious diseases, uncovering important data not only to support biodiversity for better agricultural outcomes, but also in relation to human health.
He spoke to Radio Adelaide's Sound of Science program about his latest research.
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Corey and his team investigated the connection between biodiversity and infectious diseases, uncovering important data not only to support biodiversity for better agricultural outcomes, but also in relation to human health.
He spoke to Radio Adelaide's Sound of Science program about his latest research.
Listen to the podcast
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