Interviews about Medicine

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

23 December 2013

A family from Hollywood sets off on a quest to identify the gene responsible for Huntington's, changing the face...

23 December 2013

Richard Price describes how his wife Heather is affected by Huntington's Disease.

23 December 2013

23 hours in the air, crossing 12 time zones and covering 18, 000 km, on a mission to uncover the brain down under.

16 December 2013

Limb defects caused by the drug thalidomide can help us to understand the condition clubfoot.

16 December 2013

What organises cells to form structures in the body?

16 December 2013

How do eggs turn from one cell into a structured network of over a trillion cells?

16 December 2013

What determines the shape of cells?

16 December 2013

Can learning to play a musical instrument in childhood affect your intelligence?

12 December 2013

We talk to Professor David Nutt for his top neuroscience nuggets of 2013.

12 December 2013

We talk to Professor David Nutt for his top neuroscience nuggets of 2013.

12 December 2013

We talk to Professor David Nutt for his top neuroscience nuggets of 2013.

10 December 2013

Different environments harbour different micro-organisms. So how does this affect fish species?

10 December 2013

Many medicines are given by injection. But syringes are costly and needles are unpleasant. A new system can deliver...

01 December 2013

Conical whiskers allow mammals that live in tunnels and other enclosed spaces to learn more about their surroundings.

01 December 2013

Individuals with missing hands, the brain area responsible for the absent hand learns to control the remaining hand or...

01 December 2013

The gut microbiota of patients with rheumatoid arthritis is enriched in microbes belonging to the Prevotella genus.

01 December 2013

A nerve cell connexin can detect carbon dioxide, and could be involved in processes as diverse as breathing, hearing...

26 November 2013

In some animals, special molecules called pheromones can trigger certain types of behaviour, such as mating. But how do...

26 November 2013

What is the genetic basis for different sensitivities to specific smells?

26 November 2013

Could smell come from the vibrations of individual molecules?

26 November 2013

Bacteria incorporating ancient DNA from a woolly mammoth into their genome and implications for antibiotic resistance...

26 November 2013

Duncan Boak tells Ginny Smith about how he lost his sense of smell and how it changed his life...

20 November 2013

Captain Mark Lyndhurst served in Afghanistan and describes how the experience has left scars.

20 November 2013

Military life can leave mental scars in post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). President Obama highlights the stigma...