Radiotherapy

Its the post-AFL grand final broadcast of Radiotherapy! While this show has nothing to do with the footy, the team however do look at the health issues people may have before they take fun runs. Capri looks at self-disclosure from doctors, Eva looks at psychological benefits of daylight savings and Rachael Bausor from WIRE also talks about stalking and revenge porn.

The show is hosted by the team of Dr Dolittle, Master Doyle, Eva Green and Dr Capri this week.

Annabolics and McZiff are your hosts on this episode of Radiotherapy. They interview the Victorian Ombudsman, Deborah Glass about the release of her report - 'Investigation into the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Prisoners in Victoria.' The two hosts also talk about mens behaviour in AFL grounds.

On this episode of Radiotherapy, two hosts who have been away are back! Both Miss Medic and Autonomy return to the show after a bit of a break. Dr Malice also joins them and Mr Fixit is their special guest. He is an orthopaedic surgeon based in WA who is currently doing a year at the Victoria Childrens Hospital. He talks about non-surgical techniques to stop chronic pain in young people The team also talk about bullying in the medical workplace and the mental health of people who play sport.

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Dr Perry Pardom & Deepthought join you on Radiotherapy presenting a show for those without a voice this week. They talk about RUOK Day and information for new mothers. They also speak to the new CEO of PANDATerri Smith about Perinatal Anxiety and also to one of one of Australia's leading developmental psychiatrists Professor Louise Newman about the mental health of asylum seekers.

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On this episode of Radiotherapy: Claire Nettley and Grant Blashki - the current and past presidents of Yoga Australia talk to Dolittle, Capri and Dr 'Seuss'. They explore all aspects of yoga - as a wellness tool, a muskulo-skeletal therapy, and as a psychotherapy. The team also talk about VCE exams and what can students do to manage the stress. In catch up, the team discuss what can identify as a disability, and bullying within medical workplaces.

The team have had great Radiothon adventures and are willing to get back into providing medical news and fun. On this episode your hosts are Annabolics and SK, and theylook at the what the Victorian Government are mapping out regarding mental health reform. They alsotalk to one of the co-founders of Homeless of Melbourne, Robbie Gillies. He also isone of the people who run HoMie - a shop stocking high-quality first-hand clothes that alsodistributs the profits to local homeless services.Finally,SK gives a medical assessment of the latest Pixar movie Inside Out (with spoilers).

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The team of Deepthought, Epi Pen, Dr Perry Parton and Malpractice talk about lots of stuff this week! Dr Parton gives us info about new research about young peoples mental health and the team also explore what exactly make babies laugh. Dr Jayesh Desai from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institutecomes in to talk about personalised medicine. Epi Pen gives us an Pilates explainer. The team also explore a less examined aspect of the Adam Goodes affair: the psychology of the mob.

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Radiothon is upon us, so the podcast will take a break for a couple of weeks. Please do support RRR by visiting http://www.rrr.org.au/radiothon/and pledging your support, or listening to the station between the 14 - 23 August and calling +61 3 9388 1027. Radiotherapys special Radiothon programs are on the 16th and 22nd August from 10am. Paint the town Triple R!

Donate Life's Australian medical director Dr Helen Opdam joins the team to kick off Organ Donation Week2015 and Prof Geoff McColl, head of the Melbourne Medical School talks about training young docs as well as his work on the PBAC deciding which medications get into Australia. Theres also a bit of discussion on allergies. Dr's Capri and Dolittle are in then studio with some help from Master Doyle too.

McZiff, Annabolics & SK (with Kent on the panel) talk with special guest John Safran about his articleabout the recent Reclaim Australia & anti-racist protesters and the human interaction within the protests. SK also casts his medical eye at the film The Imitation Game. Annabolics also talks about Medibank Private's decision to not pay hospital costs when sentinel event happens in hospital. We also hear about some breakthrough research regarding Alzheimer's disease.

Dolittle along with Malice and Dr Capri talk to Melbourne barrister Neil Murdoch about informed consent in hospitals and medical practice presents. They also talk about the idea of gut feeling and it's relation to medical practice. The team also ask the question about whether reflection can improve doctor-patient interactions. Regrettably, Malice seems to talk about his love for the Hawthorn AFL club once again somehow.