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Increase in childhood viruses and can you be too fit?

Why is there an increase in childhood viruses? Plus, can you be too fit?

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When to take your child to A&E, ear wax and happiness

When should you take your child to A&E? James Gallagher busts the myths around fever.

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Fewer periods, The link between erectile dysfunction and the heart

Contraception and fewer periods, and the link between erectile dysfunction and the heart.

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Long covid in children & treating normal blood pressure

Long Covid in children and treating normal blood pressure.

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The vulva & your GP medical records

Few of us can identify the different parts of the vulva. James finds out why this matters.

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Ultra-processed vegetarian & vegan foods

How healthy are ultra-processed vegan and vegetarian foods? James Gallagher investigates.

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The Nobel Prize for Medicine, new plans to add nutrients to foods

The Nobel Prize for Medicine, new plans to add nutrients to foods

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Covid vaccines: their legacy & vaccinating teens

What say do teens have over their Covid vaccine? And where next for vaccine science?

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Gene Silencing Treatments

The Inside Health insiders' guide to gene silencing therapies, could they change medicine?

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PPE waste and blood test tube shortage

How the NHS is going green to reduce its PPE waste.

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Prediabetes, Experiments in zero gravity

Prediabetes and medical experiments in zero gravity.

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New Year's Resolutions

Are New Year's resolutions good for our health?

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Omicron

Why is the Omicron Covid variant more infectious? And are treatments still effective

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Asthma inhalers and Covid antivirals

Could switching your asthma inhaler be kinder to the planet and better for your health?

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New therapies for sickle cell disease

Hopes for a gene editing cure for sickle cell disease.

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Covid boosters, Vaccine hesitancy in pregnancy, Group B strep

James Gallagher tackles a favourite listener question: will we need boosters forever?

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Pig organs for transplant patients

We talk to the doctor behind the first successful pig heart to human operation.

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Can I take HRT forever & hydration myths

Can you take HRT forever? And what's the best way to keep hydrated? James busts the myths.

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Rapid genome sequencing in the clinic

Doctors break world speed record for sequencing patient's DNA in super-fast diagnosis.

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Cervical screening, blood donation & measles

How often do we need a smear test? James Gallagher investigates.

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Multiple sclerosis and the Epstein Barr virus

Multiple sclerosis mystery solved: Glandular fever virus is the cause.

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Long Covid revisited

It's a long Covid reunion on Inside Health.

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The Power of the Dog

Does owning a dog lengthen your life?

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How's your hay fever?

James Gallagher finds out everything you need to know.

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Medical language, chemo brain & heatwaves

James Gallagher explores the words that can belittle or blame when we visit the doctor.

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Monkeypox, mind body connections, are children exercising less since Covid?

James asks if the monkeypox virus is evolving. New research on mind body connections.

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Are too many babies being diagnosed with cows' milk allergy?

Cows' milk allergy in babies and gout in adults.

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Covid waves, Gene therapy for haemophilia B, New uses for old drugs

Smitha Mundasad asks what Covid will be like in the future, and new uses for old drugs.

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A good death with friends and family

Friends and family are being trained to administer medicines to ease loved ones' dying.

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A spoonful of sweetener

What do sweeteners do to our bodies? James Gallagher investigates.

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