Radiotherapy

Panel Beater and Dr. Scharma were joined by a very special guest on this week’s Radiotherapy. Dr. Elisa Hill from the RMIT Neurodevelopment in Health and Disease took the team on a tour around the importance of gut-health. Touching on the “second brain” and how to keep your gut has happy as possible, Dr. Hill focussed on the gut nervous system and how it can relate to neurological disorders. In the news, passionate workers are more likely to be exploited by their bosses and the pharmacy industry may have a bigger emissions output compared to the Automotive industry. The two also discussed the Flu vaccine and clarified the myth, is it better to get a flu shot later in the season?

You are joined by the fantastic minds of Panel Beater, Training Wheels and Cyber Sioux on this week’s Radiotherapy. Cyber Sioux discusses the interesting topic of prosopagnosia, the inability to recognise faces. Training Wheels also got stuck into the AMA’s annual conference. Panel Beater also continues his self help exploration by delving into mindfulness apps. In the news, Australia’s recent election may have had such a difference between result and polling due to embarassment, as well as this, Training Wheels discusses the concerning number of women murdered publically in Melbourne.

Dr. Nick, Ms. Medic, Rainbow Doc and Prudence Steer discussed important but dour topics on this weeks Radiotherapy. The team discussed the governments stance on tackling school students mental health, and he prevalence of alcohol consumption. Dr. Nick himself attended a conference in Victoria outlining the state governments new assisted dying policy to be made official in June. In the news, the US state of Alabamas strict new abortion laws come into effect and Alzheimer's statistics are set to triple as told by a new study.

Mel-Practice, Nurse Epi-Pen and Doctor G-spot ran the ship of this week's pre-Winter vessel on Radiotherapy. Nurse Sonya Ellia visited the Radiotherapy team today to delve into her expertise in the world of vaccinations. Working at the Royal Children's Hospital she impart all of her vaccination and virus wisdom. Professor Peter Mitchell also visited the studio to explore his realm of stroke and brain clots. In the news, G-spot discussed insomnia and how it can be caused by an inability to process emotions. Epi-Pen also went more in depth on strokes and how drugs could cause a new form of stroke.

Panel Beater, and Dr. Scharma tackled the important topic of gut-health this week on Radiotherapy. The teams first guest was gastroenterologist Dr. Chamara Basnayake who delved into what gastroenterology entails as well as the importance of diet. From Dr. Basnayake, the team called up Bobbie Riley, who was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis at just 20. After receiving a faecal transplant, with help from Dr. Basnayake, Bobbie is an advocate for good gut-health and shared her story on this weeks show! In the news, a patient and three nurses were stabbed by another patient at Sydneys Royal Prince Alfred and the nutritional value of packaged foods and drinks were reevaluated.

Dr. Do Little, Cyber Sioux, Training Wheels and Panel Beater were your providers of your dose of Radiotherapy this week! Joined first by Martin Williams, a postdoctoral research fellow from Monash University, the Radiotherapy team explored psycho-active substances and their effects on us. Cyber Sioux discussed 5G and its introduction to the world. Training Wheels also discusses a doctor dismissed for professional misconduct. Panel Beater also continues his ongoing exploration of self-help.

Dr. Nick, Panel Beater, and Miss Diagnosis were joined by Radiotherapys brand new panellist Prudence Steer to discuss the wide world of medicine this week. Our new team member discusses his speciality in ovarian cancer. Miss Diagnosis discusses the toxicology issues surrounding Easter time and children, and may also ease your mind on your chocolate habits. Dr. Nick brings in his knowledge about the first implementation of real-time prescription services - dont quite know what this? Radiotherapy will keep you up to date on this weeks episode! In the news, the governments budget for health gets an update in lieu of the upcoming election and Flu cases are increasing with numbers gradually staggering until Winter.

Joining Nusre Epi-Pen, Mal-Practice, and Doctor G-Spot were a mix of different experts in the fields of alcohol abuse, and sexting. Joining the Radiotherapy group today was Dr Patrick Tollen and Associate Professor Petra Staiger who are both experts in addictive substances including alcohol. Associate Professor Staiger brought her expertise on a particular phone application that cuts down alcohol consumption. Research Fellow at Deakin University, Elizabeth Clancy, helped our Radiotherapy team navigate the world of sexting and how its normalized amongst our young people. In the news, its time to prepare for Easter with some chocolate facts and men are injecting things to their penis...why? Tune in to find out.

Happy Turn-The-Clocks-Back-An-Hour Day! With one extra hour in the day, we had extra time with Doctor Sharma and Panel Beater to get our weekly dose of Radiotherapy. Todays topic is nutrition and to help the team discuss this far reaching topic, they had the help of dietitian Millie Padula. Breaking down myths, and stigmas surrounding diet, the team went in-depth on how to improve our well being. In the news, theres been an update to medicare in this years budget and also the Pharmacy Guild of Australia has been found of donating $15k to One Nation.

Cyber Sioux, Capri and Panel Beater brought a bunch of different topics to deliver your weekly dose of Radiotherapy. Cyber Sioux experienced Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre receiving new funding from the government which included a visit from ScoMo himself. Dr Ngaree Blow, the Director of First Nations Health at Melbourne University brings her expertise to discuss her job in improving health care for First Nations people. Panel Beater also extends the discussion on his long-form conversation on self-help. In the news, studies have found a link between miscarriages and working the night shift.