Nikki Turner discusses the key role of vaccination in eradicating measles, focusing on what immunisation actually protects against, and the crucial role primary care plays in the containment of the current measles outbreak.

In this episode, Dr Jessica Dunning discusses fibroids, including symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. We explore the implications of fibroids on women's health, particularly regarding fertility and the various medical and surgical interventions available, along with the importance of individualised care.

In this episode, clinical psychologist Suze Malcolm discusses the complexities of grief, emphasising its individualised nature and the importance of understanding the emotional responses to loss.

Suze highlights the significance of listening and validating the experiences of those grieving, while also addressing common misconceptions and traps that clinicians may fall into. The conversation explores various therapeutic approaches, cultural considerations, and the dual process model of grief, ultimately reinforcing the idea that grief is a normal human experience that requires compassionate support.

In this episode, Dr Niall Foley discusses Palpitations and what the patient often means when they use the term.

Awras Majeed discusses the Late Effects Assessment Programme (LEAP) in New Zealand, a national service providing long-term surveillance for young people who have completed childhood cancer treatment.

In this episode Jamie Speeden covers Foetal Anti-Convulsant Syndrome (FACS), focusing on its causes, diagnosis, and the role of general practice in managing the condition.

Ben Chan discusses thyroid nodules and the recent changes in assessment and management.

Nicki Macklin discusses kindness and leadership, covering how kindness in healthcare is different from simply "being nice".

In this episode, Ruveena Kaur discusses Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), covering its diagnosis, metabolic and reproductive health impacts, and long-term management. It highlights weight stigma, eating disorders, effective treatments, and the importance of inclusive, evidence-based care.

In this episode, Dr Lucy O’Hagan explores how healthcare professionals navigate uncertainty in consultations, from diagnostic ambiguity to effective patient communication. It covers strategies for gathering information, using reasoning tools, and managing not knowing while maintaining patient trust.