This episode of the National University Podcast delves into the complexities of long COVID, a condition affecting millions worldwide. Dr. Huda Makhluf discusses the various symptoms, biological mechanisms, and organ systems impacted by long COVID. The conversation also explores the prevalence of long COVID in children, the role of AI in diagnostics, and the importance of nutrition in managing symptoms. With a focus on treatment approaches and public health implications, this episode highlights the urgent need for awareness and research in addressing long COVID.

In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King discusses the pathways into higher education with Dr. Joseph Marron. They explore the importance of understanding one's motivations for entering the field, the various degree requirements, and the wide range of job opportunities available. Dr. Marron emphasizes the significance of transferable skills and networking through professional associations. The conversation also touches on salary expectations, benefits, and the evolving landscape of higher education roles, including teaching qualifications and the availability of remote opportunities.

This podcast episode explores the impact of AI on human resources, discussing how AI is transforming HR processes, the misconceptions surrounding AI, and the ethical considerations that come with its implementation. Dr. Chris Agada shares insights on how AI can enhance talent acquisition, improve hiring decisions, and support employee engagement and retention. The conversation emphasizes the importance of balancing AI automation with the human touch in HR practices.