Interviews about Medicine

Interviews about medicine, physiology, pathology, bacteria and viruses, pharmacology, food, hormones, neuroscience and psychology...

06 June 2014

Foetal nerve grafts persist in Parkinson's patients for decades...

06 June 2014

Could sleep help you boost your learning power? Nerve cells in the brains of mice grow new connections as they sleep....

02 June 2014

What exactly is going on in the teenage brain? We uncover the risky, moody behaviour associated with the adolescent...

02 June 2014

Can computer games boost memory? Are there tricks to help people with ADHD or dyslexia? And what does anxiety do to...

02 June 2014

How do children learn about physics and scientific reasoning? And do those with autism learn about the world in a...

02 June 2014

How do we learn new words? Can babies learn language from inside the womb? At what age can we first understand grammar?

02 June 2014

Richard O'Connor hides toys from tots to explore how babies' brains develop learning and memory skills...

27 May 2014

How genetics are used to screen embryo's for disease, could couples create designer babies, and should the...

27 May 2014

With more and more people getting their DNA sequenced, Yaniv Erlich from MIT discusses how to keep the data private.

27 May 2014

How do developing countries gain access to treatments? And why do drugs cost so much in the first place?

27 May 2014

In the UK our National Health Service has limits on its budgets. How do we decide which treatments we can afford to...

27 May 2014

Billions of bugs are already on and inside a baby within the first few days of life - but where do they come from? We...

27 May 2014

Conditions are predicted to reach fever pitch at the World Cup in Brazil, with fears over Dengue fever outbreak.

27 May 2014

The science of how DJ's mix seamlessly so that we can dance through tune transitions

19 May 2014

Getting us to grips with this often misunderstood condition here’s the Naked Scientists Quick Fire Science, I’m joined...

19 May 2014

Researchers have developed a test that uses the levels of gene activity to spot women who are about to deliver their...

19 May 2014

A new study has shown that women in their second trimester may be at a 40% higher risk of being involved in life-...

19 May 2014

Given there is no biological treatment available, how best to help those children affected by autism, both at school...

19 May 2014

Debunking the myth environmental pollutants play a role, asking how testosterone shapes the brain in the womb, and...

19 May 2014

To find out how this very heterogenous condition affects one person, I spoke with 27 year old Robyn Steward.

13 May 2014

Why are US company Pfizer so interested in acquiring the UK pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, and is it a bad thing...

13 May 2014

The Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus seems to be spreading from Saudi Arabia, with nearly 500 people...

12 May 2014

A protein that regulates metabolism in worms also helps to protect them from the effects of ageing.

12 May 2014

Learning more about the genes that allow flatworms to regenerate organs and tissue after amputation.