Malpractice hosts this episode of Radiotherapy with, Nick Carr, Epi Pen and Lexjudicarta. On this ep Lex gives us the lowdown on the end-of-life decision making. The team also speak to a clinical neuro-psychologist and OT Sue Sloan about acquired brain injuries. Nick Carr talks about the perils of children swallowing foreign objects and. They also talk about the eyesight of pidgeons & Epi Pen catches us up on more discussion about drug use at the recent Stereosonic festivals.

Dr Dolittle, Eva Green , Dr Capri and Master Doyle have a pretty packed Radiotherapy. They talk to senior journalist from the Age, Jill Stark about her year without alcohol. The team also talk about what science tells us about gift giving. Theres also a discussion about the recent news coverage of party drugs and whether on site testing should be undertaken at festivals plus a look at how mainstream media influences the publics perception of health.

Professor Gary Egan from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Integrative Brain Function talks to the team of Tallman, McZiff, Annabolics & SK about brain imaging. They also do a year recap of Annabolics regular series of the good men campaign, talk about drugs within warfare and terrorism. SK looks at the medical and psychological implications of the film Falling Down (spoiler alert). Tallman expresses his love for musical theatre in the show somewhere as well!

On this episode of Radiotherapy, McZiff looks at the ending of therapeutic relationships, Tallman talks about medical advancement directives and SK talks about presenting at a conference in Barcelona about a drug he is researching to prevent Alzheimers Disease. He also talks about Liam Neesons role in Star Wars and the psychopathology of his character Qui-Gon Jinn.

Please note this podcastcontains course language and adult themes.

On this episode of Radiotherapy - Drs Deep Thought, Malice and Peri Partum talk to registered nurse Helen Stevens from Early Parent and Infant Consultants to talk about how to get your baby sleeping... like a baby, Malice chats about self care for mental health practitioners and Peri Partum went to the Australasian Marc Society Conference in Adelaide and gives her report on what went on there.

Dr Carolyn Arnold from the Alfred Hospital joins the team of Malpractice, Lex Judicarta, EpiPen and Dr Nick Carr to talk about how nerve cells react and register pain. Lex talks about elder financial abuse, and Dr Nick also talks about the pros and cons of having meatin your diet, in light of the recent WHO report into processed meat.

Dr Dolittle, Capri & Seuss are talk with RMIT's Dr Marg Liddell about PartnerSPEAK - an online forum about helping women who are concerned about child exploitation material viewed by their partners. They also debate the value of the internet in mental health, and the new 'cure' for a hangover, as well the current decision by the TGA to reschedule codeine-containing products to be prescription only

Leader of the Australian Greens, Dr Richard Di Natale talks about all things medical within the political world of Canberra as well as medical marijuana. Assoc Prof Alan Young and a few of his assistants, a Victorian sleep expert talks about the Sleep and Sleep Breathing Conference being held in Melbourne, and Dr Annabolics reports on the Criminal Justice Conference held this week in Melbourne.

The team for this episodeis Tallman and Annabolics.

So what is this?! Dr Shane from Einstein A-Go-Go and Bron from Radio Marinara are in the studio and taken over Radiotherapy! Oh No! Malice has joined them for this program however so it all isn't a horrific wacky takeover that you would expect - there arestill medical happenings to discuss!

Bron looks at the Bends, which funnily enough isn't actually a Radiohead album. The hosts also talk about the recent issue of the Royal Children's Hospital who refused to release an asylum seeker into detention and Stairway Foundation founder Lars Jorgensen comes in to also talk about the issues at the hospital as well as the subject of child exploitation in the Philippines. Greg Foot-Connolly also comes in to talk about Scuba For Change, which is a program that attempts to teach first-aid in under-developed communities. Malice somehow gets a segment in as well where he talks about what makes people cry.

This episodeis hosted by the team of Dr Shane from Einstein A Go-Go, Bron from Radio Marinara & Malice.

Rosie Kelly is a guest on this episode of Radiotherapy. She is the manager of the volunteer program for FareShare - a service that makes approximately 5000 nutritious, tasty meals every day for hundreds of charities across Victoria. The team also talk about Mental Health week, the recognition of gluten in our diet and how poo charts are important for it. Plus, a philosophical discussion about the connection of who we are as people, our brains and the drugs we take.

This episode is hosted by the team of Dr Nick, Malpractice, Perry Natal and Epi Pen.

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