Colleen Aldous's guest appearances

Colleen Aldous

Radio Islam

BizNews Radio

TNT Radio

Elon Musk

Donald Trump

Christopher Columbus

Oprah Winfrey

Mohamed Ghilan

Omar Esa

Daniel Haqiqatjou

Aydin Anwar

Umm Habibah

John Moody

Megan Markle

Jonathan Thompson

Ismail Kamdar

Caroline Carter

Rashida Tlaib

OwlTail

Jason Q

On today's show Professor Colleen Aldous discusses Evidence Based Medicine, adding human values into medicine, and mistaken COVID policy. GUEST OVERVIEW: Dr Colleen Aldous is Associate Professor, Geneticist and Clinical Researcher at the Medical School of University of KwaZulu-Natal. Her work entails supervising research for postgraduate degrees in various clinical disciplines and genetics. She has supervised nine PhDs and several more masters degrees in epidemiological aspects of various medical disciplines. Her own research is in the area of medical service provision, particularly in patients suffering with congenital disorders.

On today's show Professor Colleen Aldous discusses Evidence Based Medicine, adding human values into medicine, and mistaken COVID policy. GUEST OVERVIEW: Dr Colleen Aldous is Associate Professor, Geneticist and Clinical Researcher at the Medical School of University of KwaZulu-Natal. Her work entails supervising research for postgraduate degrees in various clinical disciplines and genetics. She has supervised nine PhDs and several more masters degrees in epidemiological aspects of various medical disciplines. Her own research is in the area of medical service provision, particularly in patients suffering with congenital disorders.

Professor Colleen Aldous on Jason Q Citizen & Friends - 28 November 2022

University of KwaZulu-Natal Professor Colleen Aldous says that despite some scientists saying that there is a lack of evidence on Ivermectin’s efficacy to treat the disease, it does hold clinical benefits. Aldous was speaking to Radio Islam about the debate over the use of Ivermectin to treat COVID-19.

University of KwaZulu-Natal Professor Colleen Aldous says that despite some scientists saying that there is a lack of evidence on Ivermectin’s efficacy to treat the disease, it does hold clinical benefits. Aldous was speaking to Radio Islam about the debate over the use of Ivermectin to treat COVID-19.

Colleen Aldous speaks about the use of Ivermectin to treat COVID-19