Interviews about Medicine

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

10 August 2015

Scientists have discovered a trigger for the regeneration of skin, hair or organs in humans. This could be used to...

03 August 2015

Could the hormone associated with breast feeding and mother-baby bonding also be responsible for our feelings of...

03 August 2015

How do hormones help take you on a path to a gender? And what can disrupt this process?

03 August 2015

Testosterone is associated with lust and aggression, but does it deserve its reputation, and what would a world...

03 August 2015

How do sex hormones work, and what happens when you start taking supplements?

03 August 2015

You might think it’s the weather getting you down, but could bacteria be to blame for some of the symptoms of...

03 August 2015

Research implies street lights can come off with no increase in crimes or crashes.

27 July 2015

Mosquitoes are becoming an increasing problem with the spread of disease, but in order to tackle them we first need to...

27 July 2015

Cancer is caused by gene mutation but how much is too much and could increasing mutations lead to new treatments?

27 July 2015

How do some animals navigate the world without maps? A neuron in worms has been discovered that can detect the earth...

21 July 2015

Screaming is something we're all programmed to do but why and what makes a scream so alarming?

21 July 2015

A binge-eating fish in Mexico shares a genetic mutation found in obese people but unlike humans, these fish stay...

21 July 2015

The decay-fighting ingredient in toothpaste - sodium fluoride - can predict your heart attack risk.

14 July 2015

It’s time for our mythical Gene of the Month - and this time it’s Ariadne.

14 July 2015

People who inherit the same versions of certain genes from mum and dad, are shorter and do less well at school. Peter...

14 July 2015

Researchers at Imperial College have tracked down a new gene involved in severe obesity and type 2 diabetes. Alex...

13 July 2015

Can a shift to digital records help hospitals use big data to improve health care?

07 July 2015

How much damage can an explosion cause and how can we measure it?

07 July 2015

A study on young mice suggests that antibiotic use might be making children more likely to become obese.

26 June 2015

Scientists have unravelled just why we get ringing in our ears - or tinnitus - and the discovery could pave the way...

26 June 2015

Can you predict your newborn's personality traits by looking into their eyes? Research suggests yes...

26 June 2015

Scientists think this will permit the breeding of bespoke poppy varieties, including those that produce the anti-...

24 June 2015

What causes tinnitus and hyperacusis?

22 June 2015

Although the plague is now not the problem it once was, other infections, like Ebola, are still a huge issue in...