I have high blood pressure - it is pretty common. This show looks at what it does to you, finding out if you have it and what to do if you discover you do.

Then some odd pseudo scientific nutrition type cures. 

If you have ever had any kind of medical procedure overseas - dental, plastic surgery, tatoo etc there is a chance you could have hepatitis C. Then a look at how cancer treatments have improved life expectanct over the years.

Are you worried about your thinning hair? Thomas Forrester of Bargain Hunt was and decided to do something about it. Hear about his decision to go ahead with it, the actual process and if it worked for him.

Pathologists are a vital part of the medical world - find out exactly what they do and ways in which the shortage of pathologists can be countered using technology and AI.

Then a shortage of carers and low pay are a care industry problem - hear how tech can help with this as well.

This show is from a couple of years ago but is one of my favourites - I spoke with Michael Edwards otherwise known as Eddie The Eagle.  He was a fantastic guest.

This is an old show but worth repeating. Paula Radcliffe, marathin runner shares how she keeps her children interested in being active and then Rachel Morris from the You Are Not A Frog Podcast talks about keeping positive at work.

Dr Andrea Furlan is a doctor who specialises in pain - she prescribes opioids when they are appropriate and helps people stop using them if they don't work for their pain anymore.

This method is in some ways a bit of a throw back to older methods - it gives small electrical stimuli to the brain. Then a hospital in Kingston, London is offering some free treatments to those who apply.

Hear how AI is being used to analyse proteins in blood prior to cancer forming - the objective is to make a simple blood test for early diagnosis.

Then do you suffer from modern communication technology meaning your work can always contact you? Is that fair or healthy? Here are some ideas on what to do about it.

Hear the story how Ani had cancer twice and has produced an app to help those suffering the same sort of problems she experienced.