Interviews about Medicine

How it afflicts the day to day life of sufferers

Some therapies can have side effects which outweigh the benefit of having them...

Are clues to common human speech patterns hiding in the utterances of orangutans?

Is rigidity in research communication deterring budding scientists?

Historically, taste was used to select botanical-based medicines. So were the ancients on the right lines?

Do the investigators we train remain in research, or exit for fields new...

Why live music is a uniquely enjoyable experience

mRNA leads the way...

Could climate change mean these disease washes up on European shores...

How the genetic code can inform better medical practice...

Next up in our series of bitesized briefings...

Protecting our freedom of thought from computer brain interface technologies...

Evaluating the truthfulness of a false article actually increases the likelihood of believing it...

The computer brain interface pioneer who gave people some of their abilities back...

And understanding why might be part of finding a cure...

And how do they cope with the pressure?

Not all war wounds are physical...

How battlefields breed medical ingenuity

And how do we know when war is about to start?

And why current cancer waiting times are the worst on record...

Arguing that, in some cases, it is right to offer patients a choice...

Raising concerns about the way assisted dying has been implemented in other countries...

The trade union for doctors in the UK aims to balance the views of its members...

Exploring the nuances of assisted dying and euthanasia...