Interviews about Medicine

Viruses offer an alternative to antibiotics for treating resistant bacterial infections.

Injured lungs, previously unfit for transplant, can be repaired and then transplanted using a new technique.

Our panel unravel the science behind common mythconceptions.

How do you help sick race horses?

How might genetics be important for treating obesity?

Using stem cells to heal wounds

A new study is probing the reproducibility of science at the level of the whole country...

Blood samples can be used to determine gestational age...

Evidence that government efforts to increase vaccine uptake do affect disease rates...

How does the brain map a missing hand?

Scientists can use good bugs to fights off bad bugs

Imagine a world without anaesthetics... No thanks!

Microbiologist Luke McNally brought a potent potion to the Edinburgh Science Festival...

Do the lumps and bumps on your head mean anything? Sophie Goggins busts the myths of Phrenology.

Fingerprints can help catch a culprit, but what about their microbes?

Curator Sophie Goggins tells us about the odd x-ray machine to measure your shoes.

We pick apart some of the latest neuroscience news...

Music therapy is used in neuro-rehabilitation...

How does music therapy work?

How can music therapy be used to help in psychological illness?

How does this new oven measure up?

How do you find local, seasonal food?

Just who's behind this new oven?

Could we make our immune systems destroy cancer?