Interviews about Medicine

Being addicted to things is usually bad news but now there's evidence that getting hooked on chocolate might not...

Meera went out to find the best bits of the festival, and wound up in crowd control!

We travel back in time to find out how the 17th Century people of York coped with the plague...

Out of Body Experiences (OBE's)may be spooky, but they can tell us a lot about how the brain works. Now,...

Jim Olsen and his team from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Centre in Seattle have found a way to use scorpion...

Bruce Livett tells how he is using the venom of cone shells to cure pain...

We spoke to Gavin Laing, of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicne, about why snake venom is so potent, how we could...

Robyn Williams, from ABC Radio National's 'The Science Show' speaks to Glenn King about finding natural...

Ben finds out how to avoid being stung and make a great cup of tea at the same time.

Coal without the miners and goats fighting chemical weapons - we catch up with Mark Peplow, editor of Chemistry World...

How deep can you go? Professional free divers can descend hundreds of feet underwater with no scuba gear, but what...

David Thomas is a marine biologist from the University of Wales, Bangor. His work takes him all over the world and he...

Fighter pilots need to undergo extreme conditions and still be able to make life or death decisions. How do they train...

Richard Turner volunteered to have his body tested to extremes of endurance at Everest base camp, all in the name of...

It's all well and good being excited about new fuels, but are the arguments for using them really sound? Can we...

For kitchen science, we sent Azi to find out how to make biodiesel from vegetable oil, and to prove that it really...

This week, Chelsea finds evidence that Mexican food may not have changed much in hundreds of years, while Bob explores...

Here’s a puzzle that science has yet to solve; it’s something we all do, it’s contagious and even animals are affected...

This week, Bob and Chelsea talk us through blood based bandages and the benefits of cut-sucking.

大多数人都熟悉癫痫,我们可能甲型肝炎e friends and relatives who suffer from seisures, but the disease it...

奥拉夫布兰科tells Chris Smith about how a certain region of the brain can be tricked into making you believe there...

Bipolar disorder, also known as Manic Depression, is one of the most common neuropsychiatric disorders. We spoke to...

This week, Chelsea looks at making music from babies' cries, and Bob explores how babies can spot different...

We spoke to Chemistry World's Richard Van Noorden about how chemistry can help us quit smoking and hide the signs...