Answers to Medicine Questions

Caller Richard had a question for our own Chris Smith

How do they know if their queen dies?

It's not *that* bad, Cambridge University's Bobby Seagull explained why.

Genetists, Giles Yeo, crunched the numbers...

Are CEOs more likely to be psychopaths than other people?

Why is guilt such a variable emotion?

What's the science behind this condition?

Can our brains be stimulated to make us commit crimes?

How common is conflict with love rivals in the animal kingdom?

We strip off and go running in the snow to answer this query from Trent.

Why does weightlifting lead to larger muscles?

What is high-intensity training, and how does it work?

Is there any health benefit to going gluten free if you're not gluten intolerant?

Is there a difference between running outside and running on a treadmill?

We hear a lot about sugar, salt and fat. Is there a single 'worst' culprit for bad health?

Does this new trend have any science backing it up?

Some stress is good for you - how do you know when you've got too much on?

Does a change take place inside our brains when we drop off?

Can fad diets do more harm than good?

Fish sometimes open their mouths, but is it yawning?

And what about mental health?

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