This course outlines the path medical science took to understand the human body and how to protect it (public health). Through five lectures, it bridges the gap between the fundamental sciences and how to apply them to medicine and public health, heart attacks, stroke, pandemics and how to fight them.

Students will learn about the broad applications of scientific principles in public health beyond just technological advancements in medical equipment. This interdisciplinary approach aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of health science for innovative public health strategies.

Enrolling in this course grants you access to five two-hour interactive sessions and a peer network for collaborative learning. Each immersive two-hour session combines thought-provoking lectures on key topics, such as the integration of physics, chemistry, biology, and medicine, and hands-on exercises designed to deepen your understanding of scientific principles in public health beyond just technological advancements.