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Behind the Science

by GSK

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Latest episodes

  • Can science change the future of hepatitis B?

    October 9, 2026 · 25 min

    Experts Joyeta Das & Jessica Hicks discuss a disease that is so quiet and unassuming, it's often called 'the silent disease’ – Hepatitis B. Developed and funded by GSK.   Show note:  In the third Behind the Science episode, Dr. Kat…

  • If 400m+ people live with COPD, why aren’t we talking about it?

    July 21, 2026 · 28 min

    Experts Kaivan Khavandi and Dave Singh discuss diseases that affect a fundamental aspect of life – breathing. Developed and funded by GSK. Show note:  In the second Behind the Science episode, Dr. Kat Arney speaks with Professor Dave…

  • Introducing: If 400m+ people live with COPD, why aren’t we talking about it?

    July 13, 2026 · 1 min

    Kaivan Khavandi & Dave Singh discuss a disease that affects a fundamental aspect of life – breathing. Episode coming soon.  Developed and funded by GSK.

  • Are we turning the tide on superbugs?

    January 26, 2026 · 33 min

    Experts David Payne and Alison Holmes explore one of today’s biggest health challenges - antimicrobial resistance.  Developed and funded by GSK.   Show note: In the first Behind the Science episode, Dr. Kat Arney speaks with Professor…

  • Introducing: Are we turning the tide on superbugs?

    January 20, 2026 · 1 min

    David Payne & Alison Holmes explore one of the biggest health challenges: antimicrobial resistance. Episode coming soon. Developed and funded by GSK

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About the show

Welcome to Behind the Science with GSK and hosted by Dr. Kat Arney. In this new podcast, we unpack how today’s discoveries are shaping tomorrow’s health. Each episode brings you closer to the people and ideas having an impact on patients, communities and health systems around the world. Behind the Science is produced and funded by GSK.