Interviews about Medicine

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

02 October 2014

Why do some yeast cells grow old whereas others do not?

25 September 2014

Some people take a week to recovery from surgery, other months. But why? And can we tell who will recover fastest?

25 September 2014

The latest in the fight against antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria.

23 September 2014

Cambridge based company Dovetailed have developed a process to print fruit, including ones that don’t even exist, like...

23 September 2014

Could 3D printers ever save us a trip to the pharmacy by allowing us to print out prescription drugs at home?

23 September 2014

With enormous waiting lists for replacement livers and kidneys, could 3D printing be an eventual solution to organ...

23 September 2014

How does a 3D printer actually work? We go through the basics and find out what 3D printing might mean for our...

23 September 2014

Human faces are much more diverse and varied than we would expect, compared to animal visages and other body parts.

23 September 2014

A new, nanoparticle treatment for multiple sclerosis is about to be trialled in Cambridge.

18 September 2014

Have you ever been on a diet? If so, notice feeling a bit ratty? Anxious? Low? Then start to fixate on food? We uncover...

18 September 2014

Can skin cells help us to unravel the complexity of the schizophrenic brain? New research routes and the hope for...

18 September 2014

Suicide is the leading cause of teenage death, after car accidents. So, how best to diagnose and treat depression in...

18 September 2014

Is smoking cannibis linked to psychosis? And how it can rewire the brain making it susceptible to depression and...

16 September 2014

It's remarkably common for elderly people who were previously healthy to die soon after their spouse. Why does...

16 September 2014

With over 3000 victims so far, the Ebola crisis gripping parts of West Africa is ten times larger than any previous...

16 September 2014

Scientists have sequenced the genetic code of the coffee plant to help them work out why really great coffee tastes and...

09 September 2014

Ironically, action movies make us reach for the popcorn more often, a new study has shown...

09 September 2014

How do insects sense sound? We hear from a scientist using this information to design the world's smallest...

09 September 2014

How would you like to email your GP, a good idea or bad idea?

09 September 2014

Seven thousand languages are spoken worldwide. But why are many on the brink of extinction, and which ones?

02 September 2014

People are pouring ice cold buckets of water over themselves in aid of ALS, a form of motor neurone disease - but...

01 September 2014

Bird brained? In an experiment, both humans and pigeons were shown to assess risk in the same way.

01 September 2014

Scientists can now spot the signs of dementia a lot earlier than ever before by using your eyes.