Interviews about Medicine

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

22 January 2012

Comets plummeting into the Sun's atmosphere, why exercise can keep diabetes at bay, how the public are helping...

22 January 2012

Apart from food, a major source of vitamin D is exposure to sunlight which makes the hormone in the skin. So, some sun...

22 January 2012

An international consortium last year confirmed that aspirin can protect people with a genetic predisposition to bowel...

15 January 2012

What is cybernetics? Does it include things like pacemakers and cochlear implants? How is it being used to treat...

15 January 2012

How implanting a new chip which contains light sensors and an amplifier could be a treatment for impaired vision for...

15 January 2012

Should we publish details of how to make viruses with pandemic potential? We explore the controversy and meet one of...

15 January 2012

Scientists are moving closer to developing ways to interface with the brain and to decode what nerve cells are saying...

08 January 2012

Over 170 million people are infected with Hepatitis C worldwide and at the moment there is no effective vaccine. But...

06 January 2012

Silkworms producing spider silk, new species discovered at hydrothermal vents in Antarctica, a gene providing new...

18 December 2011

We explore just what goes on inside our bodies to cause the flatulence resulting from eating Brussels sprouts...

13 December 2011

Social scientists have been taking advantage of mobile phones and social networking sites to unobtrusively capture vast...

12 December 2011

Qualified London taxi drivers know their way around over 25,000 streets in the capital. And, if you scan their brains...

11 December 2011

Bed Bugs travelling from abroad, why night shifts increase a female's chance of diabetes and how to deter the...

05 December 2011

The latest news and research from Diamond...

05 December 2011

Some museum samples could be harbouring volatile compounds of mercury...

04 December 2011

A tool to detect images that have been digitally retouched...

02 December 2011

How heading footballs could lead to brain injuries, a new target for drugs against Malaria and more evidence for the...

27 November 2011

Abigail Woodfin discusses the uses of confocal microscopy in dynamic viewing of bodily functions...

27 November 2011

Changhuei Yang explains his design for a lensless microscope...

27 November 2011

A new study has confirmed the long term benefits of taking statins to treat heart disease...

25 November 2011

Lenses displaying emails before your eyes, flowing materials, stress on the mind and a night flowering orchid...

22 November 2011

Looking at ways to reduce the cost of anti-venom...

21 November 2011

Denis Burdakov explains what happens when you have food on the brain...

13 November 2011

Looking at whether flu can trigger heart attacks in vulnerable people