Answers to Medicine Questions

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?

Thanks to the newest vaccine against malaria, do we move one step closer to curing it and all diseases?

Why can we catch some diseases more than once, but others give us lifelong immunity?

Does ethnobotany have the solution to antibiotic resistant superbugs?

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...

The Joint Committee of Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) have elected not to vaccinate 12 to 16 year olds...

With Japan so far away for some, how do time differences affect athletic performance...

Millions of work and school days have been lost as people are pinged by the UK Covid-19 app...

How individual instincts are taken into account when animals are reintroduced to the wild...

Athletes will have to perform to empty stadia and award their own medals...

Is opening up in the face of significant case numbers genius, or morally reprehensible?

Could playing the bagpipes help your lungs recover after you've had COVID?

Could the microbiome of the lungs be the difference between asymptomatic and symptomatic COVID-19?

What are ultra-processed foods, and what are they doing to us?

If they ate the same things, would their gut bugs be the same?

The trillions of organisms in the human body - how do they get there?