Today we talk with Doctor Brahm Marjadi is a Senior Lecturer in Community-Engaged Learning and the Associate Dean for Engagement at the Western Sydney University School of Medicine.

Brahm has a medical degree and general practice training from Indonesia. He was a lecturer in medical microbiology before undertaking his Master of Public Health and PhD in Community Medicine at the University of New South Wales on healthcare-associated infection prevention and control.

Drawing from his medical and public health knowledge and his 11-year career in teaching Evidence-Based Medicine, Brahm has taken the role of a “hoax slayer” in several Indonesian social media groups where he investigates and either debunks or confirms questionable posts by providing evidence-based information.