Radiotherapy

Dr. Nick, Rainbow Doc and Panel Beater were the doctors leading the conversation on this weeks Radiotherapy. The doctors were oined in the studio by psychologists-in-learning Emily Weir, and Iszzy Williamson, who came in to discuss their new Melbourne International Comedy Festival show Everybody Needs Therapy. In the news, supposedly forgetting requires more physical effort than remembering...baffled? Make sure you listen for Rainbow Docs explanation. And, does a hot coffee and apple vinegar cause esophageal cancer?

Epi-pen, Dr. G-Spot and Dr. Mal-Practice collected a glorious mixture of experts for this weeks chock-a-block Radiotherapy. Dr Bruce Bolan the Chief Preventative Health Officer from the Department of Health and Human Services discusses the Victorian Sexual Health Service Review and how it will impact us. Director of the Dax Centre, Charmaine Smith and fellow artist Jessie Brooks-Dowsett discuss their new exhibition Stigma: dismantled, revealed which delves into the mental health discussion hoping to widen the conversation through art. Author Caro Lewellyn discusses her new book Diving Into Glass which reveals her new life after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.

Its the early morning Skeleton crew of Radiotherapy this week, and youre joined by none other than the humerus Panel Beater and the ribbing Dr. Scharma. Clap your metacarpals together as the two discuss the stresses of being a University student in 2019. The show will also be joined together by one ligament, bone to bone, by the theme of the commodification of the health industry.

Panel Beater, Training Wheels and Capri talk about a mixture of different topics from the medical field. Capri discusses the Academy Award winning documentary Period. End of Sentence, Training Wheels looks at patient confidentiality, and Panel Beater explores the self help industry. In the news, Australia has recently been listed one of the healthiest English-speaking countries in the world!

Doctor Mal-Practice and Nurse Epi-Pen spoke about the Pituitary Gland on this week's episode with help from a surgeon, pathologist and patient to discuss what the gland is and what can go awry with the gland itself. Firstly they spoke to Jo about her own experience with her own Pituitary Gland producing excessive Human Growth Hormone due to a growth. Catriona McLean, a neurological pathologist and director of the Victorian Brain Bank, as well as surgeon Nicky Martin also discuss the tiny gland so vital to our brains.

Hawkeye, Doctor Scharma and Panel Beater honed in on a very specific subject on today's episode of Radiotherapy. The three experienced doctors discussed the world of Public Health infomercials and how the public's health is informed and determined by government reform and intervention.

Welcome to 2019 lovely Radiotherapists! On the first episode of the year you were joined by Doctor Do-Little, The Vincent Van Gogh of Radio (Panel Beater), Doctor Training Wheels and Cyber Sioux! Joining your Radiotherapy team was Catherine Deveny, an author and politician who holds writing workshop for those with cancer. Sprinkled in was the news as well as discussion on Toxic masculinity, eating and how it affects the planet as well as a discussion on digital health strategies.

It's the last episode of Radiotherapy for 2018! To celebrate a fantastic year in medicine and health, Panel Beater, Hawkeye and Doctor Sharma reflected on the year's best stories.

Nurse Epipen, Doctor Mal-Practice and Doctor G-Spot were joined by an excellent array of guests on this week of Radiotherapy. Doctor Mick Creedy and Harry Brown from the Royal Children's Hospital, discussed ChIPS (Chronic Illness Peer Support) with the doctors and how it works. The achiever of a long list of credentials, Professor Felicity Baker discussed the importance of musical therapy on patience and how it can dictate moods and better recovery.

On this episode, the Radiotherapists welcome a new panelist under their wings! CyberSue, is our latest inclusion to the team, joining her were the Panel Beater and Doctor Do-Little. Joining the team was Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Director of Support and Community Outreach, Doctor Amanda Pomery, who discussed the importance of prostate health and intensive prostate care. Panel Beater also discusses the power of mental health on democracy. In the news, was a baby really genetically tinkered with to prevent AIDS? Dr. Do-Little thought it was balderdash.