Do our medical professionals get sick more than the rest of us?
Answers to Medicine Questions
Medicine, physiology, pathology, bacteria and viruses, pharmacology, food, hormones, neuroscience and psychology...
How do we track outbreaks back to their source?
What about being high up makes your ears pop?
What does raising body temperature do to help fight illnesses?
Might the zombies be on to something...
Why you might be able to recall certain things only at certain times...
Is there a second brain located in our stomach?
The feasibility of weapons that you can wear...
Bruce asks whether there might be any connection between the miscarriages in his family and their farm animals
We answer a question from you!
We find the answer to this head-shoulder-knee-toes-scratcher.
Vaccines are incredibly effective at combating infections, so what about diseases that aren't infectious?
Raven the Science Maven gives us an insight into her ingenious ways of teaching science.
With SARS-CoV-2 circulating, will we make this leap?
Do genetics hold the missing puzzle piece to cure all diseases that other methods can't?
We spoke to an infectious disease researcher for their views about how future pandemics can be avoided.
Viruses and infections sure do like to target our lungs quite often. Why is that the case?
Why can we catch some diseases more than once, but others give us lifelong immunity?
From digestion to absorption to incorporation: how long does it take for food to become part of us?
Can we link historic pandemics back to different strains of coronavirus?
A trip down plague lane with Kyle Harper
Why crises cause humanitarian disasters and disease outbreaks...