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It's the biggest comedy show of recent years, but when you look more closely, the subject matter isn’t something that obviously lends itself to laughter. This week, GP Dr Sara Wood joins Nik to talk about grief and loss, and what else has caught her eye in the medical media. We've also got the news headlines and our usual whistle-stop tour of what's been going on medically in daytime TV over the past week. 

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This week's episode is a half term special. Nik is joined by Dr Geraint Lloyd to discuss the Disney Pixar movie "Inside Out" - what does it tell us about our own mental health and that of children and young people? Could it be used as a way to start a conversation with a young person about how they are in these difficult times? What resources do we have if they are struggling?...

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This week GP Sarah Westerbeek joins Nik to discuss a news story that has caught her attention and also chat about the documentary on BBC iPlayer Rob Burrow: My Year with MND.
As usual we also look at some of the medical news headlines and the week in daytime TV... What might our patients have read or watched that could bring them in to see us?

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In this week's episode, Nik Kendrew is joined by GP Dr Osman Bhatti to discuss a newspaper story that has caught his eye- are some newspapers making medical mountains out of molehills to generate clickbait?
We look at a week of BBC Breakfast in our daytime TV section.
Our main discussion is about " Me, my brother and our balls" , a documentary currently on BBC iPlayer tackling the rarely discussed issue of male infertility.

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Frozen shoulders, smart watches, deep breathing and finger nail problems have all been in the headlines. We have a look at what "This Morning" has been covering in our daytime TV strand, and our guest Dr Rachel Morris joins Nik to discuss "Freddie Flintoff: Living With Bulimia" which is available on BBC iPlayer.

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Boggled Docs is the new podcast for GP’s and other primary care professionals that takes the pulse of the nation by looking to the medical media and uses that information as a springboard to help you target your CPD.
In each episode we’ll look at the general picture of what’s going on in the newspaper health pages, daytime TV, online and even radio if it’s relevant. Nothing’s off limits and some of the big TV dramas will get a look in too. We’ll also take some time to chat to a fellow medical colleague about a featured programme in more detail.

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