Interviews about Medicine

Can we give students a flexibility of the mind?

And does being aware of habits help break them?

What is driving such a worrying increase?

How do we tackle vaping, obesity, and future pandemics?

Could hospital coffee machines be spreading pathogens...

Could 'telesurgery' and surgical simulations be the future...

Solving surgical problems...

'I came to the UK for extra training... I just forgot to go home.'

And the motivations for pursuing a career in medicine...

And, the genes for earlier reproduction are linked to a reduced lifespan

Having identified the protein responsible for the condition, attention turns towards potential treatments...

And just how dangerous fentanyl can be...

What did we learn, and what lessons can we take from it?

Strategies to help energise the inactive...

While 2/3 report they are meeting physical activity recommendations of 150 minutes per week...

If it were a pill, exercise would be very big business indeed...

How antiquated attitudes affect activity

New research estimates it starts from 24 weeks...

Health protection teams are investigating...

Why limit the availability of care to a restricted set of places and practitioners?

The world's biggest bird uses the combined action of wind and waves to return to the air after a spell on the sea...

If you hide, versus hanging out in full view, it pays to use different approaches to whom you choose to sting...

If they can, maybe they can learn to avoid treated crops...

A molecule linked previously to some cancers might provide a conduit that permits cell to cell sharing of molecules...