Health Matters - on World Radio Switzerland

May Measure Month is a global initiative dedicated to raising awareness about raised blood pressure, the number one cause of preventable death worldwide. Spend five minutes with Dr Michelle as she explains what the readings mean and why getting your blood pressure checked could be one of the most important steps you take for your health.

May is ALS awareness month: in this episode, Dr Michelle breaks down what Motor Neurone Disease and ALS are, how they affect the nervous system, and why global awareness is so vital.

Tick season is here - and with new risk zones and updated vaccination guidelines, especially for young children, tune in as Dr. Michelle Wright unpacks the latest health advice and what it means for your family.

With Easter behind us - whether it came in the form of a bunny, an egg, or something a bit fancier, many of us have indulged in a little extra chocolate. A good moment for Dr Michelle to look at what role chocolate can play in supporting your health.

In Switzerland, the only item you’re legally required to carry in your car is a warning triangle. However, Dr Michelle explains other practical additions that can make a real difference in an emergency.

This week Dr Michelle talks pollen allergy in kids with paediatrician Dr Sarah Glick

As we ‘spring forward’ on Sunday March 30th, Dr Michelle explains the potential health effects of Daylight Saving Time and how best to counter these.

To mark Sleep Awareness Week, Dr Michelle explains safer sleep practices to reduce a baby’s risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.  

When should you give your child their first taste of peanut? Dr Michelle discusses the evidence with paediatrician Dr Sarah Glick.

Swiss study shows women who suffer a cardiac arrest are less likely to survive compared to men, particularly if their cardiac arrest happened outside of a hospital. Dr Michelle looks at the evidence.