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The Risk Bites videos are a series of short YouTube videos that explain key concepts in risk science. Andrew Maynard, the chair of the University of Michigan Department of Environmental Health Sciences, and David Faulkner, a recent Master of Public Health graduate, created the series. The content is aimed at a broad audience and aims to make complex topics understandable to a general audience. The content is both entertaining and informative, and the team is actively engaged in increasing web visibility and reach.
Risk Bites is a project of the MDDUS. It combines innovative video making with risk expertise to provide a clear and entertaining way to explain complex topics. The videos focus on a variety of topics, including environmental hazards, health risks, and perceptions of risk. The goal is to make complex topics accessible to a broad audience, while keeping them interesting and informative. The project has no direct funding, but seeks to expand its reach, develop key partnerships, and develop online science education resources.

The risk videos on the Risk Bites channel are created by experienced experts with a background in the field. They combine whiteboard style animation with brief scripts and aim to make complex risks understandable to a broad audience. The content of the videos focuses on health and environmental risks, but also covers issues such as perception of risk. The content is meant to engage and entertain audiences, while at the same time providing useful information. There are many clunkers in the series, but they are well worth checking out if you want to learn more about a particular topic.
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