Radiotherapy

Professor Ian Harris, author of Surgery - The Ultimate Placebojoins the team of Dr Nick Carr, Dr Peri-Natal and Malpractice for this episode of Radiotherapy. This episode also includes discussion on the upcoming flu vaccine, and psycho-neuro immunology & NMDA receptors.

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Dr Dolittle hosts Radiotherapy with Dr Trainer-Wheels, Capri, Master Doyle & special guest Dr Linda Worrall-Carter, founder & CEO of charity Her Heart, who is in to chat about heart disease in women. Also, Dr Trainer-Wheels will uncover the murky mess of antibiotic resistance and Capri will speak plainly - and tell us why all doctors should do the same.

On this episode of Radiotherapy, the team of Autonomy, Lollydoc, Malice & Ms Medic talk about the very high brow topic of p*nis size. Ms Medic covers a few funny bits and bobs in medicine, special guest Stephan Skov talks about music therapy and Malice looks at cinema as therapy.

Annabolics is with McZiff, who looks at the psychological issues of honesty in the context of seeing the film 45 Years and SK, who looks at the Cassandra syndrome. There are also special guests - Mei Lai Swan and Carly Lord fromBirth for HumanKIND- an organisation of volunteer doulas who provide quality support for women in vulnerable circumstances during pregnancy and after the birth of their child.

On this episode of Radiotherapy - Malpractice, Epi Pen, Dr Moto and Dr Shae. They all talk about childhood allergies, pill testing at music festivals, wearables that can help you keep healthy and Hepatitis C. Lots of topics to keep your brain buzzing!

This edition of Radiotherapy has the team of Dolittle and Capri at the helm and they have a couple of special guests. Dr Training Wheels, a new medical student, talks about her new career at the Vincent Chiodo Charitable Foundation and Dr Miranda Paraskeva talks about adolescent lung transplants. Theres also a discussion on the laws of attraction - how do we choose a partner and what influence does mental illness have on it all.

This week we have Autonomy, Lollydoc, Malice, and Ms Medic taking us through this episode of Radiotherapy. They all discuss about penis transplants for war veterans who suffer injuries in battle, plus the psychology over having someone elses genitals. The team also talk about e-cigarettes, how people cope with reality and the disconnect we take with it, an update on the Zika virus and the the Bacchus Marsh Obstetric Review looking into some of the incidents that have recently occurred at the Bacchus Marsh Hospital.

On this episode of Radiotherapy - Dr Annabolics back in the saddle talking about the recent measles outbreak in inner city Melbourne and what might help to encourage the anti-vaxxers back into the fold of immunisation. The divine McZiff will tear himself away from the Military Tattoo to talk about a fabulous new best-selling novel concerned with childhood trauma A Little Life and his reflections on abuse and SK - blissfully enjoying sabbatical leave in his tracky daks - will take a break from his Hitchcock binge to give us his take on all things cinematic and cerebral and give us his medical review of the film Infinitely Polar Bear(possible spoilers).

Welcome to the first episode of Radiotherapy for 2006! Yay! Dr Nick, Malpractice, Dr Perri-Natal and Dr Moto join you for this brand spanking new episode for the new year. On this edition, we hear about psychoneuroimmunology, the basics of the Zika virus, mental health within China and the latest salmonella outbreak within lettuce bags sold in supermarkets in Victoria.

It's the last show of 2015! Dr Autonomy, Miss Medic and Lolly Doc who've have got all festive with you (even though we are a little late with the episode - (your podcast editor has been on holiday too). Lolly Doc shares his experience of what brings people into hospital emergency departments over the Xmas - New Year period. Miss Medic will be gives her top tips for embarking on a healthy 2016 and the team also be talks with Colleen Duggan from SPAN Community House who runs the Sensitive Santa program for children on the autism spectrum.

Radiotherapy will be back inFebruary 2016. Happy non-denominal festive season!